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Prime Visa: $200 Amazon Gift Card Instantly Upon Approval

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Chase is offering a $200 Amazon Gift Card instantly upon approval with the Prime Visa. No annual fee.

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Card Details:
  • Special Offer: Get a $200 Amazon Gift Card instantly upon approval exclusively for Prime members
  • Earn unlimited 5% back at Amazon.com, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market and on Chase Travel purchases with an eligible Prime membership
  • Prime Card Bonus: Earn 10% back or more on a rotating selection of items and categories on Amazon.com with an eligible Prime membership
  • Earn unlimited 2% back at gas stations, restaurants, and on local transit and commuting (including rideshare)
  • Earn unlimited 1% back on all other purchases
  • No annual credit card fee
  • No more waiting. Redeem daily rewards at Amazon.com as soon as the next day
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Chase is offering a $200 Amazon Gift Card instantly upon approval with the Prime Visa. No annual fee.

Card Details:
  • Special Offer: Get a $200 Amazon Gift Card instantly upon approval exclusively for Prime members
  • Earn unlimited 5% back at Amazon.com, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market and on Chase Travel purchases with an eligible Prime membership
  • Prime Card Bonus: Earn 10% back or more on a rotating selection of items and categories on Amazon.com with an eligible Prime membership
  • Earn unlimited 2% back at gas stations, restaurants, and on local transit and commuting (including rideshare)
  • Earn unlimited 1% back on all other purchases
  • No annual credit card fee
  • No more waiting. Redeem daily rewards at Amazon.com as soon as the next day
  • Member FDIC

Rates & Fees

Read our review on the Prime Visa

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Should be $200 + free amazon prime for life.
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Slimeyface
Yesterday at 01:25 AM.
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this will definitely power sack your credit with a hardcore inquiry check...

what does that even mean? Confused
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yourlefthand
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what does that even mean? Confused

Nothing. It means nothing.
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Maverick923
Yesterday at 05:17 AM.
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what does that even mean?

They're going to run a hard credit inquiry. They always do. But that's what credit is for isn't it? I never understood why are you penalized for using it, and why does your score go down when you open a new line of credit. I could understand why it hurts you if you don't pay, but whatever.
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BlazeEmUp
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what does that even mean?
they will run your credit and deduct around 3pts or so...
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i wait 300 usd
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CoolJuice
Yesterday at 05:55 AM.
Yesterday at 05:55 AM.
Quote from Maverick923 :
They're going to run a hard credit inquiry. They always do. But that's what credit is for isn't it? I never understood why are you penalized for using it, and why does your score go down when you open a new line of credit. I could understand why it hurts you if you don't pay, but whatever.
The "paradox" of credit: Those who don't need it can be trusted with it, and those who need it cannot be trusted with it. If you were a bank and someone came to you asking for a loan after having done so at every other bank in town, you'd be suspicious too.
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Should be $200 + free amazon prime for life.
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impasse
Yesterday at 06:25 AM.
Yesterday at 06:25 AM.
this is about as high of a SUB as this card gets, i think. fairly easy decision if you use amz and don't have it. i agree it should have some kind of discount/bonus for paying for prime, rather than the other way around of this being a "bonus" you can only get with prime, but i digress..

i remember the dumbest one was when we put recently $7000 for a medical procedure on a new citi custom cash card with 0% intro apr (limit around $10k), and it instantly tanked my score by 20+ pts..when i have a total credit limit of >$200k, an amex gold and platinum (no limit), and score generally around 820 (out of 850)
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SnakeMGS
Yesterday at 06:53 AM.
Yesterday at 06:53 AM.
Quote from Maverick923 :
They're going to run a hard credit inquiry. They always do. But that's what credit is for isn't it? I never understood why are you penalized for using it, and why does your score go down when you open a new line of credit. I could understand why it hurts you if you don't pay, but whatever.
If it wasn't for heard inquiry, people would be opening new credit cards like buying groceries every day. I don't like it either but think it's necessary.
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CoolField1069
Yesterday at 07:02 AM.
Yesterday at 07:02 AM.
Quote from BlazeEmUp :
this will definitely power sack your credit with a hardcore inquiry check...
If one hard inquiry dies that to your credit you've already checked your credit 5 or 6 times in the last few months
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CoolField1069
Yesterday at 07:03 AM.
Yesterday at 07:03 AM.
Quote from CoolJuice :
The "paradox" of credit: Those who don't need it can be trusted with it, and those who need it cannot be trusted with it. If you were a bank and someone came to you asking for a loan after having done so at every other bank in town, you'd be suspicious too.
No I'd just know their credit was terrible. Coming from a career banker it's not the inquiry that does anything more than drop your credit 4–8 points.
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CoolField1069
Yesterday at 07:05 AM.
Yesterday at 07:05 AM.
Quote from impasse :
this is about as high of a SUB as this card gets, i think. fairly easy decision if you use amz and don't have it. i agree it should have some kind of discount/bonus for paying for prime, rather than the other way around of this being a "bonus" you can only get with prime, but i digress..i remember the dumbest one was when we put recently $7000 for a medical procedure on a new citi custom cash card with 0% intro apr (limit around $10k), and it instantly tanked my score by 20+ pts..when i have a total credit limit of >$200k, an amex gold and platinum (no limit), and score generally around 820 (out of 850)
See when you have an 800 credit score 20 points doesn't mean anything. When you have a 700 credit score 20 points means everything. Keep up the good work.
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