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How would Chase 'show their product' to anybody? They are not a media platform. They do not display ads. Would they start displaying targeted ads when I log
by hotsauceror 3y ago
How would Chase 'show their product' to anybody? They are not a media platform. They do not display ads. Would they start displaying targeted ads when I log on to pay my credit card or check my bank account balance? Or do they set some kind of profile id in a cookie that other sites would read and track once I have logged off
- kasey_junk 3y agoVirtually all financial institutions show ads and offers on their various properties (websites, apps, in person etc). It’s an old and big business that even uses the same terms as other ad platforms (banks are publishers, advertisers buy placement, etc). I’ve been involved in the industry for a while and I’m not seeing a single “new” thing in this announcement.
- pulvinar 3y agoI guess that would explain why I'm not seeing them -- I always use ad blockers, and steer clear of company-supplied apps. If ads should start getting through, they've lost a customer.
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- janalsncm 3y agoI wasn’t aware of this new feature, but yesterday I paid for Top Golf with my Chase card. I opened my app later and at the bottom below statements and balance etc it showed an ad for 15% off Top Golf. So if this is just a little brand carousel at the bottom and isn’t sharing my data with those brands, it’s a little tacky sure but not outrageous.
- drak0n1c 3y agoThere are "Chase Offers" for your cards and accounts that give an extra 5-20% cash back if you click to activate them prior to buying it with that payment method - they're often brick and mortar retailers and restaurant chains. In addition to a "Chase Rewards" area that is for redeeming points, booking flights/hotels directly, and earning extra points with online retailer referral links.