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Those of us who have a UA card or a CO card must close it before year end to keep it from being converted to a UA Explorer card.
This way we can get the bonus for the new card. |
10,000 mile bonus
You will not get the enrollment bonus for UPGRADING your existing United Mileage Plus account to the new Explorer product.
The annual fee for the United Explorer will be higher --almost $100 annually. However, UPGRADING will make you eligible for a 10,000 mile bonus if your annual spending on the card exceeds $25,000. The above bits of information are gleened from numerous contacts with Chase employees. They may or may not be accurate. In addition, the date of November 17 apparently has significance in the UPGRADE process. |
Originally Posted by LeviFlight
(Post 17263382)
My credit just came in, 50k sign up.
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Originally Posted by garykung
(Post 17268135)
1. As of this moment, yes. Of course there is always an offer for less than 50K - the standard offer.
2. No - basically, except for E+ access and priority waiting, and possibly CPU, the card has different from 2P or SE. |
I just got an email from MyMileagePlus advertising the Explorer card and the 60K bonus.
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Originally Posted by lrluis
(Post 17272427)
The 60K offer banner is still on my homepage as a premier, but if I click it, it now brings me to a standard offer. It looks like the deal's dead.
It's very much available to me on login, as confirmed just now. I'm 1P, FWIW. |
Originally Posted by stimpy
(Post 17272432)
I just got an email from MyMileagePlus advertising the Explorer card and the 60K bonus.
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Originally Posted by phsu
(Post 17272769)
I just checked MyMileagePlus and saw 40K bonus:confused:
Note that I am UA 1MM and I currently have no credit cards from UA, CO nor Chase. But I will soon as my request was accepted for this offer. :) |
Originally Posted by beltway
(Post 17272652)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sh8mNjeuyV4
It's very much available to me on login, as confirmed just now. I'm 1P, FWIW. I'm 2P, so maybe that's the difference. |
Originally Posted by pgary
(Post 17256101)
"Anyone??" Most of us, I think.
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Originally Posted by tassojunior
(Post 17271816)
Those of us who have a UA card or a CO card must close it before year end to keep it from being converted to a UA Explorer card.
This way we can get the bonus for the new card. Is this refering to UA explorer cards or any UA card such as the older visa signature card and the no annual fee basic UA visa card that earns 1 mile for every 2 dollars spent? |
Originally Posted by tassojunior
(Post 17271816)
Those of us who have a UA card or a CO card must close it before year end to keep it from being converted to a UA Explorer card.
This way we can get the bonus for the new card. |
Originally Posted by FlyingBoat
(Post 17263693)
I have done this twice in the last month. I just called today because I was at my limit on a Chase AARP card. Had the transfer several K of Chase SW card to the AARP card so I could still use before my payment goes through.
When I got the AARP card earlier last month, I had them move several K from a Chase Sapphire card when I called in to activate it. The card is about a month old so I don't know if you would consider this related to opening a new card. I have done that too, where they approved a new card when I reduced cl on an old one. Or you need to call the "reconsideration" number? I have some uneven CLs among existing cards that I would like to shuffle them around a bit. |
Originally Posted by tassojunior
(Post 17271816)
Those of us who have a UA card or a CO card must close it before year end to keep it from being converted to a UA Explorer card.
This way we can get the bonus for the new card. |
Originally Posted by drroot
(Post 17272258)
Could you give a link please?
Hi Drroot, Sorry no link. Was targeted to my United account when I signed in. Did not appear on my CO account. |
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