Maria Adams, Credit Cards Moderator
@m_adams
Chase discontinued the Chase Freedom Unlimited price protection benefit for both new and existing cardholders on 8/26/2018. Chase Freedom Unlimited price protection used to refund the difference between the price paid for an item and a lower sale price found by the cardholder in the next 90 days. So, it guaranteed the best price on items bought with the card. But that benefit is no longer available.
In case the Chase Freedom Unlimited price protection benefit ever comes back, it’s important to know the program’s rules and how to file a claim. There were some restrictions. The coverage level was up to $500 back per item and $2,500 per year. And the lower price must have appeared within 90 days of the original purchase. Ineligible items included motorized vehicles, cell phone contracts, pre-owned items, jewelry, antiques and a few others.
When Chase Freedom Unlimited price protection was still active, customers could file a claim by calling (888) 320-9656 within 21 days of seeing a lower price. Then, they needed to fill out the claim form and return it within 45 days. They also needed to include items such as sales and credit card receipts, a copy of the advertisement, and any other requested information. If everything checked out, Chase reimbursed the price difference within 60 days of receiving the complete claim.

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casinocard, Member
@casinocard
You got reimbursed when an item you purchase was advertised at a lower price within 90 days of purchase. You needed the receipt for the item you bought, the card statement showing the purchase and the advertisement showing the lower price -- including a printed advertisement at any retail store or a nonauction internet advertisement (printing out an Amazon page works). Then, you just had to call the number on the back of your card.
Chris Forrell, Member
@chris_forrell
If you bought an item with the card, and you found the same one cheaper somewhere else, they would give you the difference. There were obviously some limits, such as the time it took you to find something cheaper, but also the items themselves. Finding lettuce cheaper two blocks down did't count!
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