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If you have a Chase Sapphire Reserve card, you can actually get $250 in free statement credits if you call them and ask for the retention offer to help cover th
by perryh2 6y ago
If you have a Chase Sapphire Reserve card, you can actually get $250 in free statement credits if you call them and ask for the retention offer to help cover the annual fee. https://thriftytraveler.com/chase-sapphire-reserve-retention-offer/ https://thriftytraveler.com/chase-sapphire-reserve-retention...
- ghaff 6y agoI canceled a Chase United Club card a while back as it made no sense to renew for benefits I wouldn't use for many months. They offered me $200.
- caminocorner 6y agoCalled and cancelled mine a few months ago, they didn't offer a retention offer that big. Oh well i no longer wanted it
- dhd415 6y agoIronically, I called to cancel mine a couple days ago (without knowing about the retention offer) and the CSR asked why. I said that the reduced benefits and increased annual fee made it no longer worth it for me and I was then offered the $250 statement credit. I accepted since that drops the annual fee to a reasonable level. I don't know if I'll stay next year without an additional offer, though. At the previous annual fee of $450, before COVID when I traveled a fair bit for work, and with easily-transferable points for personal air travel, the benefits easily paid for the annual fee. Now work travel is all canceled, the annual fee is up to $550, and their points can't be redeemed for travel on several of the airlines that I flew most frequently. Ah well, first-world problems.