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Chase is out with a new round of targeted spending offers giving $15 back as a statement credit when spending $100 or more in one of five categories.
The Deal
- Spend $100+ in one of the following categories on a targeted Chase card & get $15 back as a statement credit:
- Insurance
- Utilities
- Fitness clubs & gym memberships
- Local transit & commuting
- Phone, cable & internet services
- Direct link to registration.
Key Terms
- To be eligible for this bonus offer, you must activate by 04/15/24 11:59 p.m. E.T.
- You will qualify for and receive your bonus if you make Purchases with your credit card that total an amount at or above the specified target amount during the promotional period in the following rewards categories: fitness club and gym memberships; utilities; internet, cable, and phone services; insurance; or/and local transit/commuting (excluding airline purchases). For more information about Chase rewards categories, see chase.com/RewardsCategoryFAQs.
- Purchases posted to your account with a transaction date during the offer period are eligible for this offer. Delays by the merchant could extend the transaction date beyond the offer period.
- Please allow up to 8 weeks after qualifying for statement credit to post to your account.
- (“Purchases” do not include balance transfers, cash advances, travelers checks, foreign currency, money orders, wire transfers or similar cash-like transactions, lottery tickets, casino gaming chips, race track wagers or similar betting transactions, any checks that access your account, interest, unauthorized or fraudulent charges, and fees of any kind, including an annual fee, if applicable.)
- To qualify for this bonus offer, account must be open and not in default at the time of fulfillment.
- This bonus offer is non-transferable and applies only to cardmembers who receive marketing communications for this offer.
Quick Thoughts
This seems to be a highly targeted offer as the only card we received an email about this on was my wife’s Chase Freedom card. I’ve tried registering other cards on the registration page listed above, but alas – no luck.
It’s an easy win for anyone targeted as I imagine most people will be spending at least $100 in one of the eligible categories over the course of the next couple of months. For recurring bills, remember to change your payment method back to what it was before if you’re only wanting to switch which card you use this one time.
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Targeted on more than one card for a mediocre HBO MAX $25 or $35 (depending on card brand) eventual-cash-back offer after subscribing for a few months and hitting $99 in spend. This is possibly the least inspiring and least immediate offer I’ve ever seen of this sort. I hope it doesn’t suggest a new approach.
I never get any good targeted deals
I got this on one of my Freedoms (spend $150, get $15 back) and on my United Gateway (spend $100, get $15 back).
I got it but it was for spending over $150 to get $15 back.
I got 4 HBO Max. Nothing else. $25 off $99 in spend but HBO Max doesn’t really have anything good. I already watched all the GOT episodes.
I got the offer on my United MPE card. One purchase over $100 gets a $15 statement credit, but can you use it more than once? ie a utility bill over $100 and then a phone bill over $100? I would guess not but it doesn’t really specify and the language is vague…
I’m assuming it’s a limit of one use.
My account is never eligible for these offers. But this time something new happened; I got redirected to an offer for a 1-year subscription to HBOmax.
I had this in the fall/winter on the same card, used it and go the credit. I just received another email. can I get the credit again?
If it lets you register for it then yes, you’ll be able to.
This is very targeted. The only card I received the offer on, too, was my wife’s chase freedom card.