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Jan
Jan (@guest_706961)
January 16, 2019 06:11

Would appreciate if someone can confirm/clarify on my situation. Closed my Chase checking/savings back in September 2018. I was going to open new accounts for the bonus in March 2019 (based on the previous terminology of needing to wait 6 months since last account + one bonus per calendar year). With the new terminology, does that mean I need to wait til September 2020 in order to be eligible to get a new bonus?

arizonapv
arizonapv (@guest_707017)
January 16, 2019 10:12

If you earned a bonus on the accounts you closed, then you would need to see when you opened those accounts because the new wording emphasizes that it must be 2 years from when you opened the accounts (not closed them). Please see the information that Will posted that is in bold to help clarify the situation. Looks like you will have to wait 2 years.

Dylan
Dylan (@guest_672037)
November 13, 2018 19:08

So does that mean if you open a personal checking account then a business account you are no loner eligeable for the bonus on the business account?

Stan
Stan (@guest_647460)
September 25, 2018 21:04

I have a total checking account that I opened 6 years ago. If I cancelled the account now, will I qualify for the checking bonus?

arizonapv
arizonapv (@guest_647504)
September 25, 2018 23:11

You must wait 90 days after you close the account to qualify.

Eric
Eric (@guest_647077)
September 24, 2018 22:28

I opened my checking account last year in 2017. But the bonus was posted on Jan 2nd 2018. I closed account in May 2018. It has been more than 90 days since I closed account. However from the “one account bonus per year” point of view, do you guys think I am eligible to open chase checking account?

arizonapv
arizonapv (@guest_647117)
September 24, 2018 23:52

The terms say one bonus per calendar year, so I do not think you are eligible. Alas, too bad for those 2 days.

Jay
Jay (@guest_646882)
September 24, 2018 17:47

So ive had my account since 09/2016 should I close and open again?

Ian
Ian (@guest_647064)
September 24, 2018 22:11

90 days from today seems to be too close to the last few business days in December 2018 to open new account; and you won’t get bonus until early 2019.

james
james (@guest_646848)
September 24, 2018 15:54

Is the bonus based on when it posts or based on when you sign up for an account. I signed up for account around Sept 2017 but I did not get bonus posted until Jan 2 2018

Ronnie
Ronnie (@guest_646852)
September 24, 2018 16:05

Under the old term it’s when you receive bonus,and the new one it’s when you enroll(open) account.

arizonapv
arizonapv (@guest_646855)
September 24, 2018 16:10

Oh too bad. Under the one year language, it’s from when the bonus posted.

Ntb
Ntb (@guest_646778)
September 24, 2018 13:04

Be careful with these. I was banned doing the one per year.

jim
jim (@guest_646756)
September 24, 2018 12:15

I just want to clarify this: “You can receive only one new checking and one new savings account opening related bonus every two years from the last enrollment date and only one bonus per account.”
It means you can get bonus for each type of the accounts in every two years? what does it mean by ‘only one bonus per account’? I don’t believe anyone could have more than one bonus per account. It seems like rubbish.

Yet Another Redditor
Yet Another Redditor (@guest_646742)
September 24, 2018 11:48

 William Charles I posted this in the $225 Chase Savings bonus thread also. Re-posting here for visibility

The $225 Chase Savings offer I emailed myself still has the 1 year language. Even clicking the link in my email takes me to a page with the 1 year language. This is similar to the case when emailed Chase Sapphire referral links had the 24-month language instead of the 48-month.

Should we recommend that people email themselves a link/offer for eventual use instead of waiting to use the direct link?

Joseph Smith
Joseph Smith (@guest_646753)
September 24, 2018 12:13

Yes, I signed up for a Total Checking online Saturday after your post.

Do you think the 48 month language will apply to business checking bonuses?

Jason_08
Jason_08 (@guest_647144)
September 25, 2018 01:53

 William Charles Yet Another Redditor I want to say that they fixed this? Emailed myself the offer, and email AND link stated the 2 year language

Yet Another Redditor
Yet Another Redditor (@guest_647276)
September 25, 2018 13:38

Yup 🙁 Looks like it. I emailed myself at a new address and it gave me the new 2 year terms and a new expiry date of 11/20/2018.

Clinton
Clinton (@guest_646736)
September 24, 2018 11:42

I opened a personal checking for the bonus back in February, but botched the DD requirements. I should still be good to close this account, wait 90+ days and then open a new one for the bonus, correct?

Denis
Denis (@guest_646762)
September 24, 2018 12:30

The current 1y language offer expires in about 3 weeks so it’s hardly makes sense to close an account and wait 90+ days unless you have another coupon with an extended expiration date

Clinton
Clinton (@guest_646780)
September 24, 2018 13:06

My question pertains more to my ability to get a bonus at all, as I did not actually earn the bonus the last time I opened an account. I assume I’d still be eligible since I never actually received a bonus with them. I mention closing for 90 days, because as I understand it, you aren’t eligible to receive a bonus on any new account if you’ve had an account within the 90 days prior.

arizonapv
arizonapv (@guest_646844)
September 24, 2018 15:44

Yes, your thinking is correct. Close the account, wait 90 days, then you can open another account and get the bonus. I am in the same situation (botched the min bal requirement). I need to wait til mid November for the 90 days.

Clinton
Clinton (@guest_646868)
September 24, 2018 16:50

Thanks! I wasn’t sure if I was explaining my situation/question correctly, but your plan sounds similar to mine.