To talk to Chase customer service, call (800) 935-9935 and then press 2, press 0, and enter your account number or user id followed by #. This process will get you in contact with a live Chase representative who should be able to answer your questions or direct you to the appropriate department.... read full answer
How to Talk to Chase Customer Service by Phone
Call the Chase customer service phone number at (800) 935-9935.
Press 2.
Press 0.
Enter your account number or user id followed by #.
Speak to the live representative.
If you can’t or don’t want to talk to Chase customer service over the phone, there are a few alternatives.
You can check your United Explorer Credit Card application status online or by phone at (800) 436-7927. For both methods, you’ll need to provide your Social Security Number so that the issuer can match you to your application. It should only take a few minutes to find out whether your application is approved, denied, or pending.... read full answer
How to Check Your United Explorer Credit Card Application Status Online
Go to “Customer Center” at the top and click on it.
Navigate to “Open a New Account” on the right side of the page. Finally, click on “Check my application status”.
View your United Explorer Credit Card application status: approved, denied, or pending.
Typically, you’ll receive the decision on your application within 7-10 business days. Many applicants are approved much sooner than that. If you haven’t heard back within a reasonable time frame, you can always call customer service to ask about the delay.
You may not like what you learn when you check your application status. But those who get denied can still ask the issuer to reconsider by calling (888) 270-2127.
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