Chase - Visa Reviews

The Visa credit card from chase is good credit card because it offers bonus points for each transaction. it has credit limit of 10,000 to get 10,000 points to be aworded for purchases once a year.premier rewards program lets you earn points every time you use your Chase Sapphire card to make a purchase. Redeem for virtually any reward you can think of-without expiration dates, blackout dates or limits to what you can earn.

You'll earn:One point for every dollar you spend on the card*

Double points on airfare purchased through the Travel Booking Tool*

Up to 10 bonus points per dollar when you shop...

We got our Chase rewards card about  a year and a half ago. We finally got ourselves debt-free and decided to simplify our record keeping by charging everything to a single source and paying it off at the end of the month- and earning cash for our purchases to boot with their rewards program. And for awhile all was well.

We've never been late with a payment, we have never come near to approaching our credit limit and we have never carried a balance. Our reward: they started declining random charges last week.

The three customer service people I have had to deal with in the last week all sing...

Well, My chase cards I don't like because they raise your interest rates and than when you ask them to work with you in lowering the rates they will not work with you at all I really think Chase is one of the worst credit card companys to deal with I just paid two Chase cards off called for a payoff total and was told what it was the next day I paid my balances in full on two cards almost 4000.00 and said to myself I'm going to save some money paying these 2 credit cards off so . So my experience is I paid these cards of figuring I was done with them well to my surprise I recieved 2 more bills...

I have to admit, I wasn't happy when Chase tookover Washington Mutual as it meant that Chase owned 6 of my 9 credit cards and I haven't always had the best service with them.  The same has been true with this experience.  Chase tookover the My Points credit card that was owned by Washington Mutual before they went belly up.  Since receiving the new Chase "Flex Rewards" card my interest rate went from 12.9% to 27.9%.  When I called and asked them to lower it they said they couldn't because I don't have a history with them. (Remember, they own 6 of my 9 credit cards so I'm not sure how they could...

I husband and I got marriaged in 2000, We both had children, his were in college, taking him to the cleaners, My oldest daughter was getting married in 6 months.  He had only moved to town 4 months before, and lived with his mother, I had 2 girls and a large mortage for a single mother, but though working more than one job, I made sure that my girls wants and needs were meet, but very tied.  We signed up for a Chase credit card, and put it in his name for I had not buildt credit in my name for over 10 years, my mortage was paid to a family member, and when it cames to cars I paid cash.  Any...

I am reviewing the high interest rate charged by the Visa card from Chase Bank against people with fixed income.  I was a Washington Mutual customer for many years.   I bought items and got credit from the My Points program.  I paid my bills on time and always paid more than the payment due.  I even added my Capitol One balance to Washington Trust to eliminate Capitol One Visa as one of my credit cards.  We had a mutual respectful relationship, Washington Mutual and I.

But the problems began when Chase Bank bought out Washington Mutual.  My interest rate went from 16.75% to  27.99%. ...

I signed up for my Chase Visa card because of the attrative interest rate.. However the smoke and mirror effect quickly wore off. The interest rate was 9% and being it was my first credit card i figured it was a pretty good rate. It was a fixed APR.  Myself like so many others have hit a slump in income recently. I have always maintained a balance on the card over a 2 year period and always payed more than the min payment, never late, never missed. But I goofed one month and was a little shorter on cash than I anticipated and my paycheck didnt clear in time for my payment to go through. The check...

In 2006 Ive recieved an offer from Chase bank.It was for the sum of 250$. That right two hundred and fifty dollars.So like any body with out a credit card i accepted the offer. When i got the card it had a 79$ fee.So my credit limit was not 250$. I was very upset before i used the card it had a negative balance.At the time I just got married. A couple of months later We got pregnant.With a baby on the way two people working we thought everything would be great yeah why not take the offer any way .That was the big mistake had I known then what i know now I probably would have never done it.Well...

I had a wamu card which was great. Loved having wamu. When chase took over things went downhill.  My apr went from 9 precent to 24 percent. That was a major increase. I only used the card for the things myself and my kids needed. i had charged a little over half of the limit. I was making regular payments over the minimum payments that were required. Then the other day i checked my mail and there was a letter from chase. They cancelled my card without any notice. they canceled because I used over half my limit. I couldn't believe it why get a card if you cant use it when you need to.  They also...

Cash Disney Reward Visa card is a great credit card for those parents how enjoy Disney.  Anytime you use your card you receive reward points that can Treat the kids with tickets to a new Disney movie or build your Disney DVD and CD collections at home. If your family loves Disney entertainment, you'll love redeeming your Disney Dream Reward Dollars 1 for checks that can be used toward Disney movie tickets, DVDs, music CDs, books, video games and toys.  You can look forward to getting discounts on select merchandise, dining and tours when you present your card.  These discounts can be used at...

I have been motivated to write a review about Chase as a credit card company, because of all the credit cards I have (from Capital One, Household Bank, Chase, Discover, and HSBC) they have provided the WORST customer treatment since the credit crunch of 2009.

I have never had a late payment, gone over my credit limit, or had any kind of issues with these credit cards. These cards were originally issued by Providian, taken over by Washington Mutual, and then gobbled up by Chase. Immediately after Chase took control, they increased my APR from 14% to 28%. When I called, they said 28% was the lowest...

My checkbook was stolen in a home burglary while I was out of state, and I contacted Chase to let them know my checking account was closed due to the theft, and that because I was currently in a different state, I would not have immediate access to my new checking information to make the next payment on the due date. I was told that there was no way to prevent a late fee, but that I could call back after I made a payment to have the fee reversed. A few weeks later, I did as instructed, but now was told that the fee could not be reversed. I offered to supply a copy of the police report which lists...

Purchase APR: Elite and Premium Pricing: The Prime Rate plus 5.99% for Elite Pricing, or plus 9.99% for Premium Pricing for outstanding and new balances after the introductory period. Standard Pricing: The Prime Rate plus 14.99%.

Balance Transfer APR: Elite and Premium Pricing: The Prime Rate plus 5.99% for Elite Pricing, or plus 9.99% for Premium Pricing for outstanding and new balances after the introductory period. Standard Pricing: The Prime Rate plus 14.99% for outstanding and new balances after the introductory period.

Cash Advance APR: Elite and Premium Pricing: The Prime Rate plus 15.99%....