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I’m a buyer at this level.
Currently I use a Ink Business Preferred for Monkey Miles expenses, and concurrently hold an Ink Business Cash for another Business that I own. The great thing is Chase will allow me to get another Ink Cash for my other business. Additionally, as long as I’m under 5/24, and haven’t received a Chase Ink Cash bonus in the last 24 months, I should earn the bonus for this card. It’s worth noting that if you currently hold the card and wish to get a second, you’ll need to do so with either a different EIN, or if you have one with an EIN, use your social as a sole proprietor. Here’s the details on the new public offer for the Chase Ink Cash.
Benefits:
- 5x points up to $25k a year at
- Office supply stores
- Internet, Cable, Phone
- 2x points at
- restaurants
- gas
If you already hold an Ink Business Preferred its worth mentioning that even though you’d only earn 3x points on the bill, it does include free cell phone insurance which I’m willing to sacrifice the 2 extra points per month to get free of charge.
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