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It may seem too good to be true, but it isn’t.
As long as you pay your cell phone bill with an Ink Business Preferred you are entitled to 3 claims, per 12 month period. Each claim has a maximum reimbursement of $600 with a $100 deductible. AND, these claims aren’t just for the primary business owner either, they cover employees listed on your monthly cell bill. The best part…You don’t even have to have purchased the phone with the card, just pay the bill with it. Can I get a B-YAH!
The perk:
Before I got my Ink Business Preferred I was spending $10-15 a month to protect my iPhone 6 with a $150 deductible. No more. If I don’t make a claim in a year, I’ve saved myself $120-$180 – easily offsetting the $95 annual fee.
Don’t have an Ink Business Preferred? Get 80k points after making $5k in purchases in the first 3 months.
Remember, this is a business card, but you don’t have to have an EIN to qualify. Sole Proprietors are welcome to apply. These could be businesses that sell on Amazon or Ebay, Pilates Instructors, Consultants, Tutors, Personal Trainers, YouTubers, Instagram Influencers, etc.
Make sure you are under 5/24 before you apply as it is restricted by Chase’s policy. Unsure if you are? Read our memo from last week where I walk you through checking, step by step.
Soon you’ll be kickin’ it in Singapore Suites blowing up your gram with boomerangs of the doors closing and opening and fancy bubble tastings.
Ha! I got a Samsung S5 a few years ago during Best Buy’s Thanksgiving Friday sale. It cost 1 cent plus $35 activation fee. And I had to re-up my 2-year ATT plan, which I was going to do anyway.
My phone broke, Chase Ink reps said I was covered, the check was going to be for $35.01 b/c that was the charge on the card. I thanked them but told them not to bother.
My son broke an iPhone 6s. Apple Store charged 300 to replace it. Insurance through Chase reimbursed 200 of it.