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A friend got sent a survey from IHG earlier, which includes questions on these potential credit cards with Chase:
Have others seen these / heard more? Sadly the survey failed before it would show any more…!
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Lol, just came on to say I’ve just had this survey email. Couldn’t finish the survey though, some error or other half way through…..very interesting though.
Lol, just came on to say I’ve just had this survey email. Couldn’t finish the survey though, some error or other half way through…..very interesting though.
+1, they got a load of interesting answers out of me then the survey crashed before they got my email address for the £5 voucher offered. How convenient!
Yes exact same thing happened to me.
Imagine the plans must be fairly advanced if they are pushing surveys out! The difference in customer service between Creation and Chase UK will be something to behold 🤭
Already discussed on the chat thread.
Already discussed on the chat thread.
Probably better as it’s own thread.
Interesting that the seemingly free card offers a free night voucher too, the previous free card did not. Fee free FX would also be a good differentiator for the paid version.
I’m trying to upload a few screenshots of the options I took before the survey crashed, but it’s not passing through
Already discussed on the chat thread.
Probably better as it’s own thread.
Interesting that the seemingly free card offers a free night voucher too, the previous free card did not. Fee free FX would also be a good differentiator for the paid version.
It’s not free. The lowest annual fee was £99.
I hope one of the options will be to retain Diamond tier and free breakfast in 2023!
Interesting that the seemingly free card offers a free night voucher too, the previous free card did not. Fee free FX would also be a good differentiator for the paid version.
It’s not free. The lowest annual fee was £99.
For this proposed new card? Didn’t see any mention of fees, but then the survey did crash for me.
For the previous Creation version there certainly was a fee free version.
From what I’ve seen only Silver and Platinum will be offered, but there is a possibility to earn F&B credit through spend.
The annual fee range is between £99 and £149, at least on the two screens I saw.
The annual fee range is between £99 and £149, at least on the two screens I saw.
The screenshot I posted has a banner over the left card saying “$0 annual fee”. But assume that is the US card and may not be replicated here.
Perfect for us if it has two free nights, currently paying 2 x £99 and have a target of 2 x £10k. That alone would be enough, but fee free overseas too!
Survey received here and also crashed. Would definitely apply for one if it becomes available
Let’s try posting screenshots again one by one.
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Sorry everyone! I have two more, but won’t post them as they take up too much space on the screen.
The annual fee range is between £99 and £149, at least on the two screens I saw.
The screenshot I posted has a banner over the left card saying “$0 annual fee”. But assume that is the US card and may not be replicated here.
And now I looked at it more closely, there are a few options with no fee too!
Sounds interesting, but I remember getting the same sort of thing emailed from creation about a premium card that was to sit above the black card and that never happened.
As much as I’d like this and be interested in it, I won’t get my hopes up.
I think those are images from the US cards which IHG has simply used to make it clear that these won’t be Creation products. I’d be shocked if Chase decided to enter the UK market with such a niche product.
Also worth noting some weird typos in this email (they incorrectly write IHG stands for at one point) so this is not directly from IHG but from someone doing something on their behalf.
One thing I don’t understand is why fx-fee free reward cards are so hard to provide. Aren’t the interchange fees a lot higher for these transactions or am I missing something?
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