In celebration of Small Business Week, Chase is offering increased sign-up bonuses on their Ink cards when you sign up in-branch.
The Offers
- Ink Plus: Earn 70,000 Ultimate Rewards points after $5,000 in spending during the first 3 months.
- Ink Cash: Earn $300 (30K Ultimate Rewards points) after $3,000 in spending during the first 3 months.
Need to Know
- These offers are only available when you sign-up in branch. The online offers remain at 20K/60K for now.
- Both offers expire May 15, 2016
- It isn’t clear at this point if the $95 annual fee for the Ink Plus is waived in-branch like with past deals.
You can find an image of the offers in this Reddit thread.
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Ditto. Matched the extra 10K via a quick SM. Just recently got the 60K for the in-branch application (sneaking under the 5 in 24 month wire). Easy 10K thanks!
thanks so much for the heads up – sent a SM this afternoon and was matched the additional 10K points 🙂 had applied online back in february and still working on the $5K spend.
@V – What did you say in the SM?
just that i had recently been approved for the ink card and noticed that there was a better promotion available now. i asked politely to be matched and attached a copy of the flyer from the reddit thread. the thread is pretty helpful – lots of datapoints!
Sent SM, did not attach screenshot. I will attach if they ask for it. Thanks.
Boo ya, 10k points credited 🙂
Since this is in branch, do the new restrictions from Chase still apply the same as regular applications ??
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I consider it a wash, you’re essentially paying $95 for 10k UR points. All depends on how much you value UR points. Now, if the AF is waived for the first year this is really slick.
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