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Marriott Bonvoy Boundless® Credit Card 125K points ⓘ Non-Affiliate Limited Time Offer: Earn 125,000 bonus points after spending $5,000 on eligible purchases within the first 3 months.$95 Annual Fee Click Here to Apply This is NOT an affiliate offer. We always present the best offer even when it means less revenue for Frequent Miler This card is subject to Chase's 5/24 rule (click here for details). Recent better offer: 5 x 50K free night certificates after $5K in spend (expired 1/9/24) Earning rate: ✦ 6X Marriott Bonvoy ✦ 3X gas stations, grocery stores, and dining on up to $6K in combined purchases each year ✦ 2X everywhere else Card Info: Visa Signature issued by Chase. This card has no foreign currency conversion fees. Big spend bonus: Earn Gold status when you spend $35K each year ✦ 1 Elite Night Credit towards elite status for every $5K spent Noteworthy perks: ✦ Annual free night certificate for 1 night at a hotel redemption level up to 35K ✦ Automatic Silver status ✦ 15 nights of elite credit each year ✦ 1 Elite Night Credit for every $5K spent See also: Marriott Bonvoy Complete Guide Application Tips
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The referral links are now showing the 3 X 50k certs as the SUB. Looks like the 5 X 50k offer is expired?
When does this offer expire
Just checked my referral link and it looks like it’s showing the 5 nights SUB as well, good for P2/friends.
do these free night certificates have an expiry i.e do we need to use it within a year ?
Yes, they are valid for 1 year from the date issued. Marriott no longer extends them.
seems like the offer expired 🙁
Yep. None of the other links that I had are working now. Thanks for the heads up.
I clicked on the apply link just now, and it went to the offer page with 5 certificates — so , is this live or not? Thanks! Rosie
Yep it’s live. The offer with 5 free night certificates is the current offer. You’re replying to a comment from a couple of weeks ago when it went away for a bit.
I’m curious if the free night certificates earned here can be used by another person?
The reason I’m asking is because I currently already have Marriott Gold Elite status until 2025 (through a status match), so status of this card is not much incentive to apply. Therefore, I was thinking of having my partner apply so that when he travels by himself he would have Silver status. However, when the two of us travel together, if we want to use these free night certificates, in this situation would he have to book or could I book with these certificates (therefore making use of my Gold as opposed to his Silver status)?
The short answer is no. See this post for details: https://frequentmiler.com/gift-hotel-points-free-night-certificates-and-award-nights-booked-with-points-rules-by-program/
I am looking to get Marriott Bonvoy Boundless. I have the Amex Bonvoy Business and the Amex Bonvoy Brilliant (I applied and was excepted same day). I received the welcome bonus for the Amex Bonvoy Business and Brilliant on 1/9/2022. Following the Marriott Chase/AmEx chart for eligibility, I would not be eligible for the SUB on the Chase Bonvoy Boundless unit after 24 months (so 1/10/2024). Am I able to apply for the Chase Bonvoy Boundless and just make sure I don’t hit the minimum spend before 1/10/2024 so there are no issues, or do I need to wait until after 1/10/2024 to apply for the card?
I was considering this offer, but already have a pretty full travel schedule in 2024 and given that the 50K certs expire in a year I’m hesitant.
There’s another offer out there for 50K points and a $250 Marriott gift card? Thoughts on the value of this alternate offer? I do understand that if I could fully use five 50K certs within a year that would be more valuable, but this other offer would be more flexible?
So I applied via the 5 50K free night awards, got approved and finally got my welcome packet.
But the Welcome packet doesn’t say anything about the 5 50K free night awards.
Is this normal? Is there somewhere I can check to make sure I’ll receive those when I meet the spend requirement?
You could send a secure message to Chase to verify the bonus offer on your application.
Thanks Stephen. I will do that.
Thanks for the tip Stephen. I sent Chase the secured message and they responded within 24 hours that I will indeed receive the bonus offer once I complete the spend requirements.
Awesome, glad that they were able to confirm that so quickly
Hey Jeff, did you end up getting the 5 FNs? Asking because there are some DPs in DOC of people doing the min spend but not getting the SUB (yet)
Hi Frahan,
I haven’t yet, but my statement hasn’t closed yet where I will have met the spend requirement.
Plus I’m not sure how long those take to show up in my Bonvoy account after meeting the spend requirement. But I will report back when they get posted to my account
Jeff
How long do the 50k certs last once you get the card?
Did you find out if these have a expiration date? If not does somebody Know?
They expire a year from issue.
Thank you!
When I followed the link the best I saw was 3 X 50K…
Solved the problem. I had to use an Incognito window. It only gave me 3 X 50K until I did that.
I couldn’t resist the 5 night offer. Our favorite staycation resort is rarely over 50k points so even in a worse case scenario we’ll still get good use out of them.
Can this certificate be use by another person? A relative for instance?
This link isn’t working (3x 50k night certs). Unless it’s just me.
Fixed. Sorry for the delay!
Has anyone received the 15 elite nights credit using the new link? I was reading the offer details and did not see the 15 nights elite credit in the terms and conditions.