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The Sapphire Reserve isn't their first card to be physically made of metal. The first one was the Sapphire Preferred, which is presumably what the person you r
by ubernostrum 10y ago
The Sapphire Reserve isn't their first card to be physically made of metal.
The first one was the Sapphire Preferred, which is presumably what the person you replied to was talking about; the Sapphire Preferred appears to have a $95 annual fee (compared to $450 on the Sapphire Reserve), lower minimum limit, and lower requirements for approval.
- ghaff 10y agoAlthough the Preferred also has an automatic $300 travel credit which covers less than a week of my average expenses over the course of a year. When I canceled my Preferred in favor of the Reserve I went through the most half-hearted workout routine from Chase I ever had in my life. The rep fully understood there was absolutely no reason for me to keep the Preferred card but still had to go through the motions of offering me a cheaper annual rate etc.