Do you Still Receive Chase Paper Statements even After Enrolling in Paperless Statements? I Found the Solution!
There is no doubt in my mind that Chase is the best credit card company out there (some may disagree with me, but you’re wrong). With that said, I currently have 2 business cards (bold and plus) and 7 personal credit cards with Chase. Almost all of my Chase personal credit cards have a credit line of $5,000. Chase must give you a minimum of $5,000 credit line to be approved for their premier travel credit cards (they say Visa Signature below the Visa logo). You might not know that after you open a Chase personal credit card with a $5,000 credit line, you can actually move your credit line around and lower your limit to less than $5,000. This is great for freeing up some available credit for new Chase credit cards and moving credit from cards that do not get much spending (Marriott, IHG, Southwest Plus, Southwest Premier, and United to name a few) to cards that you use more heavily. You can move credit by calling the number on the back of any Chase credit card or by sending Chase a Secure Message (SM). Anyway, that is not the point of this post, but maybe that will help some people. The point of this post is to explain why I was still receiving Chase Ink Bold paper statements in the mail even after enrolling in paperless statements.
