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New Chase Spending Offers – Earn 2,000 Hotel Credit Card Points (Targeted)

  • Jason Stauffer

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    Chase has been sending out targeted offers for their hotel credit cards to earn 2,000 points after spending $4,000+ on each of the following cards:

    You’ll need to complete the spending from January 15 to March 31, 2019.

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    Jasmin Was Targeted for Spending Offers On Her IHG Card & Her Hyatt Hotel Credit Card

    Getting 2,000 points for $4,000 in purchases isn’t a great deal since you’d only getting an extra .5 points per $1.  But if you’re targeted you may as well activate the offer.  And if you’re already planning on using the card, this is just gravy.

    However, I wouldn’t recommend shifting purchases to these cards just to earn the bonus points, unless you’re just short of an award and you really need the last few points.

    You will need to activate the offer through the link that was emailed to you if you were targeted.

    The terms are:

    There are other offers being sent out as well; some people report being targeted for different spending offers on their Chase Southwest and British Airways cards.

    Were you sent any targeted spending offers better than these?

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