AU on a CC you personally own as well?
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2015
Posts: 186
AU on a CC you personally own as well?
DH and I both have the SW Premier and Plus cards individually. We also each have a Serve account. We'll have the minimum $2,000 spent on each card with in a month or two (Serve and regular spend). However, with MY SW cards, we're going towards the CP, so need an additional $6k spent, preferably ASAP.
My question is, can I add DH to my 2 SW cards as an AU (then in turn use those cards to fund his own Serve) even though he already has his own SW Premier and Plus cards? Or will that look to Chase as if he now "owns" 2 of each of the same card?
My question is, can I add DH to my 2 SW cards as an AU (then in turn use those cards to fund his own Serve) even though he already has his own SW Premier and Plus cards? Or will that look to Chase as if he now "owns" 2 of each of the same card?
#2
Join Date: Aug 2013
Posts: 164
couple of things:
1) Chase personal cards have the same card # for AUs. So I'm not sure if you'd want Serve to see the same card # linked across multiple accounts. I still use BB, so I have no direct experience to share.
2) AUs might show up on your credit report if you're in the same household - they do for wife and I. But I've never had any troubles with Chase over "already having the card." The other downside is that having another AU card show up on your credit report means your AAoA will be lower, which can hurt your credit score a bit.
1) Chase personal cards have the same card # for AUs. So I'm not sure if you'd want Serve to see the same card # linked across multiple accounts. I still use BB, so I have no direct experience to share.
2) AUs might show up on your credit report if you're in the same household - they do for wife and I. But I've never had any troubles with Chase over "already having the card." The other downside is that having another AU card show up on your credit report means your AAoA will be lower, which can hurt your credit score a bit.
#3
Join Date: Jan 2015
Posts: 32
DH and I both have the SW Premier and Plus cards individually. We also each have a Serve account. We'll have the minimum $2,000 spent on each card with in a month or two (Serve and regular spend). However, with MY SW cards, we're going towards the CP, so need an additional $6k spent, preferably ASAP.
My question is, can I add DH to my 2 SW cards as an AU (then in turn use those cards to fund his own Serve) even though he already has his own SW Premier and Plus cards? Or will that look to Chase as if he now "owns" 2 of each of the same card?
My question is, can I add DH to my 2 SW cards as an AU (then in turn use those cards to fund his own Serve) even though he already has his own SW Premier and Plus cards? Or will that look to Chase as if he now "owns" 2 of each of the same card?
VGC to apply to your serve loads at WM maybe another way to get the spend in, if you haven't already this month. That would be another 5K and then just get extra VGC for MO to finish off the 6K
#6
Join Date: Oct 2013
Programs: HH Diamond, Hyatt Diamond, IHG Platinum, Marriott Silver
Posts: 252
I am not sure how valid the argument of having the same card on two accounts being bad is. You're allowed to have an account in your name, and if you're married or related, there should be no reason why having the same card on each of your own individual accounts is a flag. I personally have been doing this with the same card and same # since August without any issue. The only issue is that Serve will not let you have the same card linked at the same time so you have to delete the card and re-add it to the other account each time. I called Serve to ask if this was alright and they said this is the only way to use the same card between two family members and that it was perfectly ok. It may trigger a review but I doubt it would be the reason as much as the MS would be...
#7
Join Date: Aug 2013
Programs: $$$
Posts: 28
couple of things:
1) Chase personal cards have the same card # for AUs. So I'm not sure if you'd want Serve to see the same card # linked across multiple accounts. I still use BB, so I have no direct experience to share.
2) AUs might show up on your credit report if you're in the same household - they do for wife and I. But I've never had any troubles with Chase over "already having the card." The other downside is that having another AU card show up on your credit report means your AAoA will be lower, which can hurt your credit score a bit.
1) Chase personal cards have the same card # for AUs. So I'm not sure if you'd want Serve to see the same card # linked across multiple accounts. I still use BB, so I have no direct experience to share.
2) AUs might show up on your credit report if you're in the same household - they do for wife and I. But I've never had any troubles with Chase over "already having the card." The other downside is that having another AU card show up on your credit report means your AAoA will be lower, which can hurt your credit score a bit.
But, back to the main Q, I have many cards my wife has and we're AUs on each others also. No issue.