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    Default Chase Ink Bold Branding?

    Hi All,

    Does anyone know the branding on the Chase Ink Bold card? I need to pickup a business visa/mastercard for my business as my Amex isn't accepted for some of the online advertising services that I need to subscribe to. Does anyone have experience with this? I like it because it's a charge card and I'd rather pay the annual fee and get the less-hassle higher limit.

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    I believe the Ink bold card has the flexibility to pay over time. do you travel on business a lot, entertain customers, dinners, do you stay at hotels?

    does your company say you have to have a Chase Bold Ink card or do you own the business?
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    wow I was just looking at their site and I see this card is more like American Express where you pay your bill in full. a premium card you would say.
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    Yeah it's a charge card not a credit card, which I like because I want the limit. But I'm still trying to figure out what the branding is on it, Visa/MC or Discover. I'm guessing visa.
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    I'm sure Visa is at least an option. Chase used to only issue Visa credit cards.
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    the chase Ink bold card is a visa.
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    My Ink Cash is a MC. I would says the odds favor Bold being a Visa, I never had a card with an annual fee that wasn't a Visa.

    When you put branding in the title I was expecting a Staples Ink card or something similar.
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    All of All of these are Ink Visa cards, at least at the time of writing. Though MasterCard should be an option, if requested. Due to the antitrust settlement the big banks have to offer both on most cards.
    Disclosure: I am a moderator/paid staff of this site, which does have advertising relationships with some credit cards that are discussed. Regardless, anything I say is my honest opinion.

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    American Express: Blue Cash, Simply Cash Bank of America: WorldPoints Platinum Plus Chase: Amazon, British Airways, Cash Plus Rewards, Freedom, Ink Cash Citi: Thank You Premier, Dividend Platinum Select Discover: More
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