1. Apr 30, 2001 #1
   

   steve Well-Known Member

   Hi all, I have this card and I recently got an offer to enroll in the Travel rewards program. Is anyone here currently enrolled in this program? I read that an annual fee of $25 would be charged to my account if I sign up so I was wondering if anyone negotiated with Chase to waive this fee?
   
   Thanks very much.

    

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3. Apr 30, 2001 #2
   

   Concerned Well-Known Member

   It is not negotiable as far as I know. Knew someone with good record with them and was not able to get it waived.

    

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