Chase Marriott Bonvoy Premier
This card is no longer available for new applications
$85 Annual Fee
Card Type: Visa Signature
Earning rate: ⚬ 2X airline, car rental, & restaurants ⚬ 5X Marriott.
Big spend bonus: 1 credit towards elite status for every $3,000 in purchases
Noteworthy perks: ⚬ 15 night credit towards elite status every year upon account anniversary ⚬ Free category 1-5 certificate each year upon renewal ⚬ $10 monthly GoPuff credit (through 12/31/23)
Rewards
Marriott points can be redeemed for free night awards, travel packages, airline miles, or experiences. 5th Night Free Awards: When redeeming points for free nights, the 5th night within a single reservation is free. Airline miles: Points can be converted to airline miles at a rate of 3 points to 1 mile. With many programs, a bonus is added on when you transfer 60,000 points at a time, such that 60,000 points transfers to 25,000 miles. Also, you'll get a 10% bonus when transferring points to United Airlines.
Everything you need to know about Marriott's rewards program, Bonvoy, can be found here: Marriott Bonvoy Complete Guide |
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[HELP] Marriott Premier Plus Business Card – 1 elite credit per 3k spend.
Hello everyone,
Have the Marriott Premier Plus Business Card from April 2018. Key reason for this card was the perk of 1 elite credit per 3k spent. While I have documentation from sources such a DoC on this perk specific to the business card (which is also a perk on the personal card) ~ I am in need of a screen shot or PDF document from a CHASE resource.
Recently reviewed points after the Bonvoy merger and a year of spend, the elite credits for spend were not honored. Chase is stating this perk was never part of the business card, only personal.
While I have the screen shots from DoC, I somehow missed the screen shots from Chase. Hoping there is a kind soul who happens to have any kind of documentation 1) from Chase that 2) is specific to the Marriott Premier Plus business card that 3) shows the elite credit for every 3k spent.
Thank you so much for any insight. Hoping the community can come through!
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