Thread: Getting a Sapphire

Hey there! I'm an eighteen year old. I own my own business, am on my way to college, and decided to stop using my debit card, since I don't want cash taken from me.

Have had an American Express Zync card for a couple of months now, applied for a Chase Sapphire, and was approved! Card should arrive in the next couple of days.

Anything I should know about it? Is it metal?

Yes, business is successful. I have had it for eight years, however. But thanks for asking.

I found out I have a $5,000 credit limit, and they have expedited the card's limit. The customer service was exceptional, although a single call is not exactly a good sample size.

Originally Posted by jriley

Yes, business is successful. I have had it for eight years, however. But thanks for asking.

What type of business is it?

Originally Posted by kcarter609

What type of business is it?

I believe it's his website in his signature. Not a bad interface, Mr. Riley. Do you produce your own content or aggregate?

It's all our own content.

My Credit Offers is my newest business. In fact, I need some writers! I live in a sheltered world of AmEx, and don't know much about secured and student credit cards.

But it's one of a couple of my businesses.

By the way, wrote a review. Let me know if you have any suggestions/comments.

Originally Posted by jriley

By the way, wrote a review. Let me know if you have any suggestions/comments.

I'm not one to go about doing people's work for them, but the facts you have in there are just plain wrong.

Which facts were wrong?

Originally Posted by jriley

Which facts were wrong?

It appears you have a lot of facts on the Chase Sapphire PREFERRED instead of the regular Sapphire. For example:

Chase Sapphire is plastic, not metal (CSP is metal)
Chase Sapphire has a 3% foreign transaction fee (CSP has no foreign transaction fees)