Earn 50k Ultimate Rewards for Referrals to Chase Ink Plus 60k Offer

October 23, 2015
|In Ink Plus
|By Scott Grimmer

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If you are an existing Chase Ink Plus cardholder, you can refer friends via email, twitter, or facebook to the 60,000 point offer on the Ink Plus. You get 10,000 points per approved friend, up to 50,000 total Ultimate Rewards.

Start here and input your name, zip code, and last 4 digits of your Ink Plus. You can then get a link for Facebook or Twitter or send emails to friends.

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Here is my link, embedded in this tweet, to apply for an Ink Plus and earn me 10,000 Ultimate Rewards on top of 60,000 for you:

Feel free to leave your link in the comments.

Hat Tip Frequent Miler

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