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50,000 Bonus Points For New Customers of the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card

New customers earn 50,000 bonus points after spending $4,000 in purchases in the first 3 months
50,000 bonus points equate to $625 towards airfare or hotels

The Chase Sapphire Preferred card is offering new customers a mind blowing deal of 50,000 bonus points after opening a new account. To be eligible for the bonus points customers will need to get busy spending as $4,000 worth of purchases will need to be made within the first 3 months after opening the account. All of the spending should be worth it for customers who like to travel as the 50,000 bonus points equate to $625 towards airfare or hotels.

To get started customers will need to go to the offer’s designated webpage where they can read about all of the perks the Chase Sapphire Preferred card has to offer and apply online. In addition to the 50,000 bonus points customers will receive 5,000 bonus after they add the first authorized user and make a purchase within the first 3 months after opening the account. Customers who travel and dine out often will find being a card member extremely rewarding as they will receive 2X the points when using the card at restaurants or on airfare and hotels. Cardholders that often travel outside of the US do not have to worry about pesky foreign transaction fees because there are none with the Chase Sapphire Preferred card! One of the most reassuring perks this card has to offer is the travel and purchase protection benefits. These benefits include features such as Trip Cancellation Insurance and Extended Warranty Protection.

Customers who like to travel just as much as they love free points may have found their new favorite credit card in the Chase Sapphire Preferred card. To take the first step towards receiving the perks of being a cardholder customers will need to click on the Apply Now button found on the offer’s designated webpage.

References

www.creditcards.chase.com/a1/sapphire/apply50

Daisy, Inc. v. Pollo Operations, Inc. Class Action Settlement

$2,150,000 Settlement Fund
Submit Claim Form online through designated webpage

A settlement has been reached in the Daisy, Inc. v. Pollo Operations, Inc. class action lawsuit. The plaintiff filed the lawsuit alleging the defendant violated the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act by sending facsimile images of Pollo Tropical coupons between December 23rd, 2010 and January 5th, 2011. All persons who were successfully sent this image are referred to as the “Settlement Class”.

The defendant admits no fault in this case and has agreed to make available a $2,150,000 Settlement Fund in exchange for a release of all claims against it. The Settlement Fund will go towards paying class members who submit a claim form, to pay an incentive award to the plaintiff for serving as the class representative, and to pay attorney’s fees and expenses. Class members who take action and submit a valid Proof of Claim Form in time will be mailed a check for their pro rata share of the Settlement Fund minus attorney fees, expenses, and incentive payment. Although the settlement has been granted preliminary approval by the court, it is still subject to a fairness hearing to be held on March 6th, 2016.

Class members wanting to get their hands on their fair share of the settlement fund will need to switch on their computers and go to the settlement’s designated webpage where the Claim Form may be completed online. The Claim Form is fairly brief and requires class members to enter some basic information such as name, email address, fax number(s), and the unique identifier found in the Proof of Claim section of the mailed notice. Class members will also need to verify ownership of the fax number(s) by clicking a yes or no answer to statements regarding this subject. Finally, class members will see that the claim form must be filed by February 8th, 2016. Once all of the required information is confirmed the class member will simply click on the Submit button at the bottom of the Claim Form to complete the claim submission process.

References

www.pollotcpasettlement.com