[Targeted]Chase Ink Plus 50K points after 1st purchase and points transferrable
There's an offer for an Ink Plus card, that has similar, if not same benefits as the Ink Bold card (another Chase business card).
I see the following similarities, but yet can't find details of this card on Chase's website: -Annual fee waived for 1st year; $95/year thereafter -Transfer your points to participating frequent traveler programs at full value -Redeem for unrestricted airline travel -Earn 5 points per dollar on the first $50k in purchases annually at office supply stores, on cable, internet and cellular services, and landline communications -2 points per dollar for the first $50k spent annually on gas and hotels -1 point per dollar for everything else with no limits All of the above, but with 50,000 bonus points with first purchase (not $5k spend in 3 months)! So how come there is very little information on this card anywhere? I'd rather have the Ink Bold card, due to the design and perhaps additional unpublished benefits, but I'd rather have this 50k points with only one purchase. Did anyone else get this offer? |
Mine was 5k spending, and I also have the ink Bold card...
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Originally Posted by F23Coupe
(Post 17888976)
There's an offer for an Ink Plus card, that has similar, if not same benefits as the Ink Bold card (another Chase business card).
I see the following similarities, but yet can't find details of this card on Chase's website: -Annual fee waived for 1st year; $95/year thereafter -Transfer your points to participating frequent traveler programs at full value -Redeem for unrestricted airline travel -Earn 5 points per dollar on the first $50k in purchases annually at office supply stores, on cable, internet and cellular services, and landline communications -2 points per dollar for the first $50k spent annually on gas and hotels -1 point per dollar for everything else with no limits All of the above, but with 50,000 bonus points with first purchase (not $5k spend in 3 months)! So how come there is very little information on this card anywhere? I'd rather have the Ink Bold card, due to the design and perhaps additional unpublished benefits, but I'd rather have this 50k points with only one purchase. Did anyone else get this offer? |
Originally Posted by jimmy1
(Post 17889647)
where is it and why dont you show it?
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Originally Posted by F23Coupe
(Post 17889881)
What?
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Originally Posted by F23Coupe
(Post 17888976)
There's an offer for an Ink Plus card, that has similar, if not same benefits as the Ink Bold card (another Chase business card).
I see the following similarities, but yet can't find details of this card on Chase's website: -Annual fee waived for 1st year; $95/year thereafter -Transfer your points to participating frequent traveler programs at full value -Redeem for unrestricted airline travel -Earn 5 points per dollar on the first $50k in purchases annually at office supply stores, on cable, internet and cellular services, and landline communications -2 points per dollar for the first $50k spent annually on gas and hotels -1 point per dollar for everything else with no limits All of the above, but with 50,000 bonus points with first purchase (not $5k spend in 3 months)! So how come there is very little information on this card anywhere? I'd rather have the Ink Bold card, due to the design and perhaps additional unpublished benefits, but I'd rather have this 50k points with only one purchase. Did anyone else get this offer?
Originally Posted by jimmy1
(Post 17889647)
where is it and why dont you show it?
Originally Posted by pcharles
(Post 17889983)
The offer. He's looking for a link for the offer with the details.
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Did you receive this offer recently? The ink plus is not listed on inkfromchase.com, and I don't see much info about it elsewhere (the top hit from flyer talk is this thread!) but it looks like some mention that it is a credit card, while the Ink Bold is a charge card.
Edit: But it is listed here, with a much smaller (10k) sign-up bonus, although the bold also has a 10k bonus on that page. |
Originally Posted by aarif1
(Post 17891290)
Did you receive this offer recently? The ink plus is not listed on inkfromchase.com, and I don't see much info about it elsewhere (the top hit from flyer talk is this thread!) but it looks like some mention that it is a credit card, while the Ink Bold is a charge card.
Edit: But it is listed here, with a much smaller (10k) sign-up bonus, although the bold also has a 10k bonus on that page. Maybe they're changing the benefits of the Ink Plus and I happen to be the first one to post on here about it. I doubt that they'd customize the card for only a few customers where these changes aren't trivial. I think I do remember seeing APR and interest rates on the financial disclosure sheet, which may differentiate this card from the Bold which isn't a credit card, but a charge card. |
Retracted. I was writing about the Ink Bold card. The OP was referring to the Ink "Plus" card, which I know nothing of.
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I am holding the same offer in my hands, "Ink Plus", a targeted mailing. 50k miles for the first purchase, annual fee waived, points transferable to United/Continental, Marriott, Hyatt, etc.
PLUS two complimentary airport lounge visits per year, with the VIP lounge club membership waived for the first year. A no-brainer if I ever saw one?? |
Originally Posted by pdubBoston
(Post 17892439)
I am holding the same offer in my hands, "Ink Plus", a targeted mailing. 50k miles for the first purchase, annual fee waived, points transferable to United/Continental, Marriott, Hyatt, etc.
PLUS two complimentary airport lounge visits per year, with the VIP lounge club membership waived for the first year. A no-brainer if I ever saw one?? |
Chase Ink Plus(targeted?) 50000 points 1st purch; 1st yr fee waived
I did a search for this card and did not see anything so I thought I would share a mail offer that I received from Chase for an Ink Plus card.
Strangely, this card does not appear on the Chase website and I called to Chase to confirm that it was legit. The rep said they have a number of variations of the Ink card that do not show on the website. On to the offer details: - 50000 points after first purchase - access to Rewards mall - complimentary lounge access - able to transfer points to partners - no foreign transaction fee - 1st year fee waived(I cant remember off hand if it was $60 or $95) - 5x points for offic supplis, landline/wireless communications - it is a credit card not a charge card like the Bold I actually had to ask them what the difference was between the Bold and Ink plus because looking at the offer sheet and the website for Bold details I couldnt tell the difference. What the rep and I came up with was that the Bold card has some features that are offered by Visa for only certain cards such as price protection. Some other interesting tidbits. I was denied initally despite having excellent credit and called the reconsideration line(thx ft!). I had applied for a chase card in november and was told that an automatic denial is issued within 6 months of a previous credit application. I had read it was anywhere from 1-3 months so that was something new to me. I ended up doing a little horse trading because I had 1 card that had a ridiculously high limit on it. Also the card was issued as a mastercard. The app didnt actually say anything about whether it was visa or mc so I can only assume it could be either. They pulled the credit score from Transunion which was a nice bonus. I hope that this post will have been of some help. |
Originally Posted by pointnoob
(Post 17926846)
I did a search for this card and did not see anything so I thought I would share a mail offer that I received from Chase for an Ink Plus card.
Strangely, this card does not appear on the Chase website and I called to Chase to confirm that it was legit. The rep said they have a number of variations of the Ink card that do not show on the website. On to the offer details: - 50000 points after first purchase - access to Rewards mall - complimentary lounge access - able to transfer points to partners - no foreign transaction fee - 1st year fee waived(I cant remember off hand if it was $60 or $95) - 5x points for offic supplis, landline/wireless communications - it is a credit card not a charge card like the Bold I actually had to ask them what the difference was between the Bold and Ink plus because looking at the offer sheet and the website for Bold details I couldnt tell the difference. What the rep and I came up with was that the Bold card has some features that are offered by Visa for only certain cards such as price protection. Some other interesting tidbits. I was denied initally despite having excellent credit and called the reconsideration line(thx ft!). I had applied for a chase card in november and was told that an automatic denial is issued within 6 months of a previous credit application. I had read it was anywhere from 1-3 months so that was something new to me. I ended up doing a little horse trading because I had 1 card that had a ridiculously high limit on it. Also the card was issued as a mastercard. The app didnt actually say anything about whether it was visa or mc so I can only assume it could be either. They pulled the credit score from Transunion which was a nice bonus. I hope that this post will have been of some help. Btw, as far as I remember Ink Bold does not have a complimentary lounge access. |
Originally Posted by mnscout
(Post 17927124)
Thanks for the factoid. With no spend requirement and complimentary lounge access it seems to be a great deal. Would be a great deal even if the annual fee wasn't waived.
Btw, as far as I remember Ink Bold does not have a complimentary lounge access. |
I don't understand... All the other bonus point offers (targeted and non-targeted) from AmEx, Citi, etc. are posted and discussed in MilesBuzz. And, this was transferred to Credit Card Programs!!!?? Why?
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