Comments on: Chase Freedom Rewards Card Review

By: SR

SR — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 03:48:25 +0000

I have the Chase Freedom card for a year now. Recently, they reduced my credit limit even when my credit score was excellent. Reason: “used only a limited amount of your credit access line”. I have a amex card for few years now and I don’t use it for more than a couple hundred dollars and “never” had amex complained about it.

I think these are signs of things to come.

By: Peter P.

Peter P. — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 21:42:17 +0000

This is the WORST card I have ever owned. The customer service is very arrogant and rude. Talk to the card holder like trash like you are begging for their mercy to get their money. Though I always pay on time and cover beyond the total amount I have to pay at that moment. They are not flexible and try to squeeze the blood from the crab. Please do not use this card. Use Citibank, American Express or Discover card, they have better service and kindly understand customers. I owned this card more than a year but just delay my due date payment one day due to my financial institution discrepancy, they even not waive your late fee. They have made tons of fee from my purchase but they willlose more than they think because we will never ever use CHASE CARD including my friends, relatives…etc.

By: James

James — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 00:17:56 +0000

This bank is a scam. One thing to be careful is that after the first year, starting year 2, Chase will charge you 30 bucks as a reward program fee even though it posts there will be no any fee. This bank is shitty.

By: Dan

Dan — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 22:52:26 +0000

I’m upset with the latest Chase Freedom Visa “offer” for teens. My 18-year old daughter got an invitation to sign-up for the Chase Freedom Visa Signature card with a promise of getting $250 back the first time she spent a penny.. yada yada yada.. Reading the very very small print for 30 mins, I finally found out where the letter stated that she would be automatically switched to a Platinum card if she didnt qualify, and that the benefits and conditions would be different for the Platinum card. Excuse me? Chase knows my daughters age from accessing her credit report. This is a scam to get kids excited about getting $250 back, when there is no chance that these teens have the credit history to qualify for their $250 cash-back “Signature Card.” It’s a seedy bait and switch offer. And even though it might be legal, and is stated in confusing small small print that you have to dig for… I don’t feel this is an honorable offer.

By: Jerry P

Jerry P — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 17:17:36 +0000

Commercials are scientifically designed to get your attention and make you identify with the product. BUT…a nut singing in falsetto while pinching his nose causes me to instantly change channels.

By: ginny shelton

ginny shelton — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 02:52:39 +0000

I like the free chase card commercial. Where did the song come from and who sings it. Thanks.

By: philskaren

philskaren — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 05:53:43 +0000

I have the Chase Perfect Card and I like many of the features, but 3% cash back on groceries would be very nice. However, I do love how the Chase Perfect Card has the rewards automatically added to your balance the next statement instead of waiting for a check. Althougth the $50 bonus would definitely be worth waiting for.

And I still have the song from the Chase Freedom commercial in my mind….