Calling To Use Chase Ritz Carlton $300 Travel Credit! United Travel Bank Hack

For the Chase Ritz Carlton $300 Travel credit, you have to call the customer service line on the back of the card to make your case as to why chase should reimburse the travel expense, they will not do it automatically. Chase says they will only reimburse airline incidentals, however making purchase with United Travel Bank, which functions like a liquid United bank account, will code as United making it able to have the $300 travel credit used.

Use United Travel Bank:
Do increments of $250 and $50 to equal $300.
Call it a seat upgrade and a checked bag fee.
Customer service should grant you the credit.
This method is functional as of 28DEC2022.

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[theplatinumog]

First of all, this is exactly how I will use my credit. Thank you good sir. Dropping you a like and subscribing even though you didn't ask.

2nd of all. I drive a Noble m400. If I were going to make a credit card channel... looks like you took the name I would use! Haha

[fenwaymark]

I’ve had this card for a few years. Getting the reimbursements has been 0 hassle every single time. Only way to make it better would be to not have to call in, but the call was easy enough and the credits appear within a few days.

[iGimmie]

Need to keep this video on the DL *EYES*

[zhujy]

Haha, nice, I was wondering about the same thing until finding your video which confirmed what I thought... really appreciate sharing this 👏

[NobleCredit]

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[Lawrence_McKnight]

Brilliant. Absolutely, Genius. Can you double up on the United with the AMEX Platinum $200 airline incidental credit?