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Chase offers a variety of top credit cards for personal and business use. Chase cardholders can earn cash back, travel rewards and generous signup bonuses, plus take advantage of 0% introductory APR periods for balance transfers and new purchases. Before you apply for a Chase credit card, be aware of Chase’s 5/24 rule — Chase automatically rejects applicants who’ve opened five or more cards in the last 24 months.
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How much are Chase points worth?
Generally, each Chase rewards point is worth $0.01 – $0.15. All Chase points are worth at least $0.01 per point when redeemed for statement credits or gift cards, but some Chase credit cardholders (those who pay an annual fee) are eligible to redeem points through the Chase Ultimate Rewards travel portal at a 25% greater value.
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The Chase Ultimate Rewards program is a way for Chase rewards-earning credit cardholders to redeem points for cash back, travel, or gift cards at a higher value. Only Chase-branded rewards credit cards earn Chase Ultimate Rewards points.
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Reviewed Sept. 26, 2026
Below you will find an email sent to me on Sept. 10th. This promotion started on July 1-Sept 30. They never sent an email earlier before promotion for me to activate. What good is a promotion is you don't receive info. I used another card during that time and started using the Chase card after I activated mid Sept. So instead of getting 3 months at 9% I am only receiving 20 days. Complaint was filed and case was closed. No resolution on my side at all. Very disappointed!!! The ball was dropped!
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Reviewed Sept. 18, 2026
I had the Chase Sapphire Business Premier credit card for a year and used it regularly. My business has also been using other Chase cards for several years and have always been in good standing. When my card anniversary came on August 1 2026, I was charged a $795 annual card fee as expected. Days later on August 5 2026, without any warning, my account was closed by Chase I didn't even know why. My account was always in good standing, I had never missed or been late with any payment. I found out weeks later that they were blaming on me having a high credit limit and they couldn't verify my business. They pointed to a state license that had lapsed due to a clerical error with my accountant as the reasoning. I had the clerical error fixed the same day I learned it was there, had they informed me I would have had it immediately corrected.
I told them they just charged me a renewal fee days before and that they need to refund me the $795 fee. Their policy is to refund the fee if the card is cancelled within 30 days of renewal. I was later told that I was not eligible for it to be refunded because that policy only applies to accounts that were closed by the client not by Chase.
I have escalated the issue with multiple departments in Chase and am still hearing that it will not be refunded. If they were going to close my account and not do business with me, I should never have been charged a renewal and definitely should be refunded as they closed my account without notice. I was certain they wanted to close my account because my business was a high spender on the card with a high unlimited rewards program and it was not profitable, otherwise I would be the ideal client. My belief was further confirmed on September 16 2026 as they have now capped the rewards on that card to a certain amount of spending.
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Reviewed Sept. 9, 2026
Chase’s credit card process is completely unacceptable. We received a decline letter claiming “fraudulent activity” and “possible identity theft,” which is a serious accusation. When we called to understand what happened, Chase couldn’t (or wouldn’t) tell us what the issue was. Instead, we were told there is a 30‑day “cooling‑off period” and that we could simply reapply then.
We explained that we were the ones who submitted the application, that all information was correct, and that nothing about our identity or credit should have triggered a fraud concern. Chase still refused to verify our identity, refused to clear the error, refused to provide any additional information, and refused to even look into the matter further.
Meanwhile, their unnecessary decline resulted in a hard inquiry on our credit. And because Chase wouldn’t verify anything or reopen the application, we were forced to either reapply or apply elsewhere — meaning another hard hit to our credit score for an issue entirely caused by Chase. Chase’s internal systems are inconsistent, their communication is misleading, and their customer service is dismissive. If they can’t manage basic verification or avoid damaging a customer’s credit over their own error, they shouldn’t be handling credit at all.
Reviewed Sept. 4, 2026
For several years, my spouse and I have maintained a joint account with Chase United credit cards. My spouse was the primary account holder and I was an authorized user. We enjoyed the years of collecting the shared mileage points. We also used Quickbooks to manage our finances. For years, as the authorized user, I was able to log into my own Chase account, and while I could not see all of my wife's transactions, I could see my own, and I could see the balance. With that access, I could keep our QuickBooks up to date. Recently Chase has changed their policy.
The website continues to state: "Share the benefits of your card with family and friends. Share the convenience of your account with loved ones. When you give loved ones access to your account, they get their own personal card and can enjoy full access to that account. And you can earn rewards on the purchases made by your family members or friends when you add them as an authorized user." However, now only the Primary Cardholder has any account information access and the login I once had was terminated. There was no notice of this change provided by Chase. Using my wife's log in only, requires a her to respond to the text message verification each time I update our monthly billing. How many people sit together each time they review bills?
Reviewed Sept. 2, 2026
I have had the worst time w amazon and Chase. Ordered 3 items, 2 delivered to wrong address. Spent 15 calls bit and Philippines, Bangladesh etc and no way to talk to American location. I won't ever use Amazon again and will payoff and close my visa tomorrow. Customer service doesn't exist w either co.. I'd like to be contacted by escalation dept from both companies. But they won't call or contact. 1 customer, means nothing to the Giant companies.

Reviewed Aug. 27, 2026
Horrible customer service -- impossible to actually access any of the benefits they supposedly offer. I've had a chase Sapphire card for over 10 years and have never been able to redeem points without an issue. Let alone talk to support - get ready to wait hours, be suddenly disconnected, hung up on, etc.
Reviewed Aug. 25, 2026
If I could give this Zero stars I would! I have tried to apply for a card. Have excellent credit, however I flagged my accounts due to a previous breach. I understand checking with me, but calling me and asking me for my social - NO WAY! Also, given the high amount of fraud, having an entire team that serves the US and doesn't speak English as their first language is at the least disconcerting. That is of course if you can find the right number to call and get through to a real person that handles applications! Don't waste your time - I'm sorry I did!

Reviewed Aug. 24, 2026
I APPLIED FOR A United Airlines Credit Card. I received a reply in the mail asking for a TIN number. I'm a American citizen with a 800-850 FICO score and over 2 million in assets. I have never needed or asked or requested a TIN number. I feel this request is arbitrary and discriminatory on its face value! I will file a complaint with the appropriate state and federal agencies. I do not need your services or racial profiling. Also I will contact civil rights organization about your business practices.

Reviewed Aug. 23, 2026
What does Chase expect? That I should spend money I don't have with wild abandon like the government does? I guess it is true, banks HATE customers that do not max out their cards and then continually make late payments! Well I say **!
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026
I would consider Chase to be a good card.. However recently a company billed me with a recurring charge for a service I did not order and chase refused to remove it. Because it was recurring my only solution to protect myself was to cancel the account.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2026
Worst customer service. Credit card payments IN CASH at the ATM take 2-3 days to post. Even when they are reflected in my "available balance" my card gets declined. This bank is too big to fail and too big to give a s**t about customer service.

Reviewed Aug. 10, 2026
I’ve been a Chase Sapphire Visa customer for more than 10 years and, until now, had generally been satisfied. Unfortunately, my recent experience with a disputed hotel reservation has been extremely disappointing. The dispute involved more than $460 for a reservation booked through Orbitz. We provided documentation and records of phone calls showing why a credit was warranted. The hotel had agreed to an $80 rescheduling penalty, and I had proof that I paid for the replacement reservation separately through Orbitz.
Despite this evidence, Chase denied the claim and told me to open a new one. When I called back a week later to do so, I was told the claim could not be reopened because Orbitz’s policy treats the reservation as nonrefundable. Chase’s only offer was $100. What is most frustrating is that Chase did not seem willing to meaningfully review the documentation or attempt to reopen the claim. After more than a decade as a customer, I expected better support and a fair evaluation of the situation. This experience has seriously damaged my trust in Chase Sapphire’s dispute process. I am now looking for a better credit card and plan to close this account.
Reviewed Aug. 6, 2026
They reopened a new card under my old name and will not update my name. Agents tell me to go into a physical branch and get my name changed, and the physical branches tell me they won't do anything for this card. They based the ridiculously high APR they gave me on my old account with them that at the time I was not as good about making payments on so had to close it, but did pay the whole thing off in the long run. Well, I made the mistake of turning auto-pay off because I didn't want it taken directly out of my account, then forgot to make the payment. I didn't get a notification or warning until they hit me with a late charge though.
When I tried to negotiate with them online through chat because work is very busy, stressful and I can't make phone calls at it, the chat froze and the agent proceeded to process the agreed on amount before I could transfer the money into the account it would be taken out of. When I logged in it told me I missed the payment and that it would be added onto September's payment. Now my credit is back down to being 'poor' because of this when I had built it up to 'very good' because of always making payments on time to everyone. I have a disability and sometimes it is hard to remember things or do math because of the type of disability it is.
Reviewed Aug. 5, 2026
Let me Tell you a good one. This just happen today 5/8/26. I am in Thailand & My Chase United Cards are to Expire 8/26/2026. So, Chase sent me an Email letting me know my new cards were on their way....I receive My Thai Wife User card on the Account at the Condo We stay. I wait 4 days & my card never should up so I call about my card. I talk to the First Customer Service Person He was telling me we would give it a little time he was looking at my account it was normal & After I got off the Phone, I knew what he was telling me did not sound right . So, I called back the second Person Just really did not care. I requested She -Them-Her to let me speak to the Fraud Dept & I was Transferred to another Girl... Now after all this.
When I spoke to the 3rd person and I complain & push her. I find out they sent a replacement card to my Wife a User on the Account. And had not even sent me out a new card. This is how hard they were looking at my account.. 'When I received the Email telling they had sent out new cards. I did not even need to Activate them they were ready to use.... So, I am thinking My active card is out in Thailand somewhere...
When I ask the all 3 Reps on the phone they told me yes, they were ready to use did not have to activate them. But when I go to open my account online, I must have a text code sent my phone & then must call most of the times to give more info... I cannot find the words to really explain to you just how much these people did not care about their job or my cards... I had to hound them to find out they did not even send me out a replacement card...It took 3 people & I had to push the 3rd Girl to look at my account & then she told me I was looking for a card that was never sent... Think about what I am saying.

Reviewed Aug. 2, 2026
If you’re looking to get a credit card, I would avoid getting Chase. Because of something happens in your life like getting part of your foot amputated to where you can’t work or pay your bills. Chase will absolutely not work with you. They don’t care about your problems. All they want is their money.

Reviewed July 24, 2026
While I was happy with the payment plan for paying back my closed account due to financial hardships, these people are incompetent in RECEIVING payments. Even when I have more than enough in my bank account for payment, the charge bounces back and shows up as unpaid. I for the life of me cannot understand that. I have to call them every flipping month to correct the error and pay manually because it bounces back when I pay in the app as well. This is just totally absurd. I'm paying. Why the flying flip do you not want my money?

Reviewed July 21, 2026
Terrible. They take a long time to post your transactions and when you make a payment, you think your bill goes down but it actually goes up!!! I made a purchase for $3 and they didn't post my transaction until the day after I paid off the $610.53 from my credit and balance. Petty as hell. I'm looking for another bank. They are horrible. The customer service representative told me to cut the card up after closing the account and I did exactly that. I've been with Chase since 2009. High interest rates as well. I had to take a loan out to pay the balance off so I'm still in poop water. Time to leave. Disgusting.

Reviewed July 21, 2026
I had perfect credit before I open an account with Chase. After using my Chase card for a few years, I had of $6000 balance. I decided to pay it off in full, so I logged into the website and I submitted a payment for the amount that I owe the entire amount. The system said you already have automatic payment in place and if you keep that then you’ll be making two payments. Why would I want to make two payments if I’m paying it off? So it forced me to turn off automatic payments. I paid off the account and moved on with my life. Didn’t hear another thing for two months.
Two months later, Chase contacted me and said, "After you paid off the account, we added $90 to it and you didn’t pay it for two months." I asked why they didn’t send me a bill or call me or anything and they said, "We don’t know but it’s not our fault. It’s your fault." They were very matter of fact and not caring at all.I checked my credit report and there’s now a mark on it for being two months late. The only negative Mark I have. To add insult to injury they lowered my $15,000 limit to $500. I closed all of my accounts with Chase. I will never do business with them again for as long as I live. I will spend the rest of my days telling people not to do business with them.

Reviewed July 21, 2026
If I could put zero stars I would. My boyfriend was able to add me as a pre authorized user with just my name and address (which means any random stranger could also) and his balance goes directly onto my credit report. Yet when I called to take MYSELF off as a pre authorized user I needed to have all of his information including his social security number. So any random stranger can add you and effect your credit score but you are not authorized to take yourself off. NOT OKAY. Completely unethical, unsafe and just plain WRONG.

Reviewed July 20, 2026
It's ridiculous that when I call Chase customer service with a charge that has a label/name that I don't recognize they are incapable of telling me anything about the charge and their only recommended course of action is to cancel the card which is very inconvenient. I have been paying $3.00 every month to someone called Master Telecom Corp Bensenville IL and all they can tell me is it's a car rental - but I am not renting any cars. So my choices are to cancel the card which is very inconvenient or keep paying the $3.00 payment to some scammer every month. I guess that's the cost of doing business with Chase.
Reviewed July 9, 2026
I am extremely disappointed with my experience with Chase Credit Cards. After being a loyal customer for more than 10 years, my credit card was unexpectedly closed without any notice that I ever received. I only discovered the account had been closed when I was preparing to open a business account with Chase and noticed one of my accounts was missing.
When I called customer service, I spoke with a manager named Amber, who informed me that the account had been closed about a month earlier and that there was nothing they could do to reinstate it. According to Chase, they mailed me a notice, but I never received it. I have all of my accounts set to paperless specifically because I prefer electronic communication. If closing a long-standing credit account is such an important action, Chase should make a greater effort to notify customers through multiple channels, including email, text messages, or secure online notifications.
What is most disappointing is the lack of consideration shown to a customer who had maintained a relationship with Chase for over a decade. Rather than working to retain a loyal customer, they simply stated that the decision could not be reversed. This experience has completely changed my opinion of Chase. I was literally in the process of opening a business account with them, but after seeing how easily they closed a long-standing account and how unwilling they were to help resolve the issue, I have decided to take my business elsewhere. Loyalty should matter. Unfortunately, based on my experience, it does not seem to matter to Chase.

Reviewed July 7, 2026
They fail to take care of their customers. They allowed or perpetrated fraud. Then fail to make it 100% correct for the victim (their customer).
Reviewed July 7, 2026
My business had an employee’s email hacked earlier this year. The hacker copied and sent our bookkeeper an invoice exactly matching an invoice that we owed to a vendor. The hacker included a link allowing the bookkeeper to pay by credit card. She paid the bill, thinking she was paying the vendor, but the funds we taken by the hacker and our invoice was left unpaid. My bookkeeper actually broke up the payments onto 3 different credit cards, one from Chase, one from Capital One and one from Amex. The same day that the transaction were processed she realized that the money did not go to the intended recipient, so she reported it to all 3 banks.
Amex and Capital One ultimately backed up their claim that they protect consumers from fraud and hacking, but Chase was the lone holdout that refused to support us. They claimed that our employee gave the information to the hacker, so there was no fraud. I appealed several times, but chase only gives you 2 attempts to fight this and then their judgment is final. If you inadvertently give your information to someone you trust, but it turns out to be a hacker, Chase will not support you. They want to keep your money as much as the hacker does!

Reviewed July 6, 2026
Chase credit card call center Reps sucks. The call center Reps has a language barrier. I’ve called Chase several times and never gotten anything resolved because the Reps on the phone try to resolve your issues without understanding what you are trying to say, which is very frustrating!

Reviewed June 27, 2026
Chase is the only cards I have that decrease my limit. Despite the fact I have always paid more than the minimum and always on time. To top it off they don't warn me and their app doesn't show it on the front (it's a few clicks away).

Reviewed June 16, 2026
I had the WORST experience with getting a Chase Credit Card. I was on the United Airlines website purchasing airline tickets. When I got to the checkout it gave me my total along with a promotion that stated I would get $400 off my first purchase when I applied for the United Explorer Card. I applied and it said I was approved. I even received the photo I attached below stating that I qualified for $400 AFTER FIRST PURCHASE!! However when I got the card and checked my account, I had been given a different offer. I would receive 70,000 bonus miles after I spent $3,000 in the first three months of having my card. I called customer service and explained what happened and I was told they could put in a request to have the offers switched out.
I was told it would take 7-14 business days and no other action was required on my end. Of course that did not end up happening. I would check my account every day to see if it had been applied and it had not. I have had to call customer service multiple times over the last few weeks and each time I would get a different answer, and quite a few times I was placed on "hold" but the call ended and I would get hung up on. The first supervisor I spoke to told me that she would expedite my request so I would receive the $400 statement credited to my account. Again I never got it. So I called again and got a different supervisor and I was being told that in order to get the promotion for $400 off I now had to spend $3,000 to be eligible for such an offer.
I was NEVER informed of this by the first supervisor I spoke to. I was also told once I did qualify it would take 6-8 WEEKS for the $400 to show up. So it would not even be applied to the original balance I have on my card. She also stated that I was given the 70,000 bonus miles offer because it was the "better" of the two offers available. I was not even aware that there was a 70,000 bonus miles offer because that one was not even promoted when I was applying! It sounds like they switched the offers without me even knowing or asking! I also tried to explain to the supervisor that my Father also applied for the United Card and he got the $400 off and she told me (in a very snippy tone); "Well I can't look at your Father's account and instead of wasting my time and yours I'm going to remove myself from this situation" and hung up on me.
I have spoken to about 3 different supervisors and got all different answers from them. HORRIBLE customer services and HORRIBLE experience overall. All they do is read from the training manual and they do not seem to care whatsoever. All they kept saying is "I understand you're frustrated but we can't do anything." Seems like they want to stop talking to you as fast as they can so they can scam their next "customer." I will be canceling my card and never using United Credit Cards or banks EVER AGAIN!!!!
Reviewed June 8, 2026
HATE HATE HATE THIS CARD! When I go to log into my online account it tries to send the conformation to a number I have never seen before. I have talked to 5 different people and now have to apparently visit a branch to delete the entire account and start over. Then I try and get $30worth of gas decline decline decline. I have never had such trouble with a card and I have multiple. I wish I never got this card I hate dealing with these people and they make things so difficult.
Reviewed May 28, 2026
Liars and manipulators. Do not rent a car and refuse the insurance option. Chase claims that they cover your vehicle, but they don't. This is a deceiving tactic to get you to charge Chase card so that you spend the most. I filed a claim for a cracked windshield. They kept on email me and despite I sent all the documents, they never acknowledged my claim and close it. I will be ready to cancel my card very soon.
Reviewed May 27, 2026
Horrible experience with Chase card customer service. Had to make numerous phone calls per day for numerous days trying to get my elderly mother with dementia's auto pay account updated after she had dealt with a scammer and had to freeze bank account and open a new account. I had my mother give them permission, as a matter of fact plead with them to help me take care of her business numerous times but was instructed differently each time I spoke with a customer service rep and followed instructions, attempting to give them what they asked for, how they asked for it but with no success.

Reviewed May 25, 2026
Horrible customer service and they charge a lot of fees for every little thing! Go to another credit card company where there’s better customer service. There are better companies out there. Capital one or Bank of America!
Reviewed May 21, 2026
Chase Southwest credit card services SUCK! If I can give them a -000000, I would. Every time I use this card since I have gotten it, it's been a headache to deal with. The first time I used the card, I paid the balance within a few days but the available credit never posted and then was taken away. $0 balance due, $0 credit available for a week. I kept thinking why does it take so long for the credit availability to post when payment has been made and the money gone from my bank account?
Then after a week, for no reason, they deactivated the card and sent me an email that said I was misusing the card. Misusing? How? I charged one item and paid it in full, how is that misusing it? And this was after I had to pay a $229 of their membership fee too. I had to call to dispute it and get the card reinstated. The 2nd time I charged the card and paid the full balance, the same thing happened again. I was trying to get southwest's promotional points by charging a certain amount to get a large amount of points but even though I paid the full balance before the payment was even due, the available credit was taken away again. I had to call again and was told even though the full balance was paid, money taken from my bank account and the payment has posted, there is a hold on the available credit and it will be released a week after the payment posted.
I have other credit cards where I pay the balance and the credit is available within 24 hrs but with Chase, it takes a week for the credit to be available even after they have already taken my money. If not for Southwest's perks, I would not keep this card. It's more of a headache to use and deal with and they don't deserve my money. After I get my bonus points, I am getting rid of Chase. Chase Southwest is garbage. Don't waste your time and don't give them your money. They don't deserve your money and support.

Reviewed May 19, 2026
Someone used my Chase prime credit card for Netflix. We do not use Netflix. I called explain and they sent me a new card and would investigate. Next month I check my bill and stated that I owe $240.63 for Netflix since I was double credited by them and Netflix which I was not. It was not my problem since someone else is fraudulently used my card. I have other credit cards and no issues. Chase is the first one to do this to us. I canceled my cards. I am telling everyone not to use Chase credit cards.

Reviewed May 14, 2026
I have had a Chase card for business and personal reasons probably for over 40 years. I've had other credit cards in the past, but Chase has absolutely been my number one credit card of choice. They have been exceptional for their customer service, anytime I had a problem, the personnel I dealt with was extremely professional and in a very short amount of time resolving my problem in a fair and equitable manner. I would highly recommend Chase for anyone looking for a new credit card or other Chase financial services. Several years ago, I was in New York City on a business trip and lost my wallet with my credit cards, my cash and all of my ID. I contacted Chase customer service. They arranged for a hotel for me to check into my flight back home and got me a new credit card delivered to my hotel the next day. What could've been a disaster was a delight. I will never forget what they did for me on that cold night in New York City.

Reviewed May 13, 2026
They didn't even bother to read the carefully documented information I provided to support my case for a chargeback dispute, and they sided against me, giving a reason that completely contradicted the facts given.
Reviewed May 5, 2026
The short version: Every time I had to call this company it was a different answer. After telling me they would pause charges for two months I was still charged. The next supervisor I spoke to guaranteed it would not be charged the next time. It was charged. I called again and was told more lies. Each time I implored them to listen to the recording of our phone call, or to read the notes of the last time I called, and all I was given was sorry this happened to you. It must be easy read a script when you aren't the one figuring out how to feed your children.
The biggest slap in the face, other than them admitting it was not right, was they couldn't refund me because I had closed my card. JPMorgan Chase Bank can not issue a refund, even though they admitted to a mistake, because I closed my card with them. Bottom line, I am a single mother who just went through cancer treatment. My card was my saving grace with medical bills and other fees. I tried to do the right thing in paying it off. It has hurt me more than I could ever imagine. At the end of the day I am nothing but more money for them. Imagine hearing A BANK cannot refund you the money that was not supposed to be taken.

Reviewed April 25, 2026
If I could give a -5 star review I would. I applied for the Freedom credit card. Not only my credit score went down but it was declined because they thought it was identity theft wtf I applied with Credit Karmas app and got no notice or anything to confirm that I indeed wanted this card. I’m never applying with Chase. Horrible!

Reviewed April 24, 2026
I have had 2 credit cards with Chase for more than 10 years. About 6 months ago, I tried to log in to my online account, and a message came up that I needed to call in due to suspicious activity. I called, they verified my identity, and I got back into my account. The same thing happened the following month, and again the following month. This time, when I called the number, after talking to 4 different people, I was told the account had to be reviewed by the back office, and someone would call me within 3 days. After not hearing from anyone for 2 weeks, I called again. Once again, after being transferred several times, I was told the same thing. 3 months later and still the same exact thing. Not only can I not get into my online account, when I called to make a payment over the phone and requested mailed statements, they were only able to take payment for 1 of my chase accounts. They said the other account was locked and they couldn't do anything.
THEN, a few weeks later I get a call from Chase because my payment is late! WOW... After explaining to him why it was late, he assured me we could get things fixed and he would stay on the line the entire time even if we have to be transferred. He did, and just like I told him in the beginning, they were not able to help me and said the account would have to be reviewed by the back office. The circle continues. And today, after being on the phone with Chase for hours yet again, still no help at all.
I am closing both accounts and am DONE with Chase. I was patient for months because of how long I had been with them. But they can't seem to help, so what is the point? The worst customer service ever! I don't even blame the actual people. Some were ok and really tried to help. Others couldn't care less about my issue. I will use every opportunity to let people know how horrible their service is when you actually need help! I will post everywhere I can in hopes that people will not use them and experience the same headache I have for MONTHS!!

Reviewed April 24, 2026
I recently ran into an issue that I was unable to pay off my cards due financial hardship. So I joined a debt relief program and Chase will not work with them. They made offers but refuse to lower the amount I owe they rather try to sue me. Chase is the worse bank/credit card company in the world. They are rude, inconsiderate, will not work with anyone. I cannot believe a judge would allow a creditor levy my bank and my pension just because they refuse to take my offer I made. If you have this credit card get rid of it asap.
Reviewed April 22, 2026
Signed up for a Chase Flex and Freedom Unlimited Card. Activated both, they do not let me charge anything on my FLEX account - MAJOR ISSUES! I have 850 credit score, no debt, and they continually cancel my charges. I decided to cancel them, they are not worth the hassle. Tried to resolve with Chase - they pointed the finger, typical!

Reviewed April 22, 2026
I’ve been with Chase for over 20 years with all my personal accounts and credit card services including Marriott I through Chase. They sent me referral links to send to friends and family to get 40,000 points if they get approved. I did that, I sent the link to my son-in-law and for some reason, they’re telling me he didn’t use the link to get the referral. I explained to him that I sent them the link as I was told to. They did not award me the referral so I called Customer Service, and they said the proper procedure was not followed so they denied my 40,000 points. I called and talked to two different people. Finally, I got to a manager, and they said since the main team denied the approval, they cannot overturn. I asked them to "put on your human being hat on and use your common sense as a manager to see that the information I’m giving you is correct to give me the 40,000 points." They said that not possible.
I am taking my six accounts and credit cards and I’m leaving for Huntington Bank from Chase. After being a customer with them all these years, they can kiss my rear end and I’m going to Huntington, who’s been handling my business accounts for the last two years, and they’ve done a great job. They’ve been trying to get my personal business for the last two years, and now they have it thanks to Chase’s awful customer service business. I am a customer with over 800 credits for and you guys will never get a nickel of my business again because you guys can’t use common sense. Nice job, date for being real jerks and not understanding real customer service.
Chase Credit Cards Company Information
- Company Name:
- Chase
- Year Founded:
- 1799
- Address:
- 270 Park Ave
- City:
- New York
- State/Province:
- NY
- Postal Code:
- 10017
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.chase.com











