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How to Check for Targeted Credit Card Offers from Chase

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July 18, 2012
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How to Check for Targeted Credit Card Offers from Chase
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Getting a targeted credit card offer is kind of like winning the lottery. Lately I've been getting a lot of readers reporting offers of 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points for the Ink Bold with no spend required and last year many people got targeted with 75,000 Sapphire Preferred offers.

The problem is that many people throw away or shred what looks like junk mail from the banks, so you may have missed out on juicy offers. Luckily Chase allows you to check online if you've been sent a targeted offer through this link.

Sadly I have no current offers (probably because Chase knows they have me wrapped around their finger since I maximize the powerful Freedom (No longer open to new applicants), Sapphire Preferred, Ink Bold and Chase Checking combination for maximum point earning), but it's worth a shot to see if you have any. Please report any successes!