<prompt> Human: Hello all,Ive been wanting to get in with Chase for the longest time now, ever since I began my credit rebuild. I started my rebuild mainly with Credit Karma, had TU and EQ of 418 and 417 when I started last year in August 2017. Today, I still havent seen my TU or EQ fico8 but holding the same scale on Credit Karma they are 682 and 681, my Experian fico8 is 696. I have 28 late payments on my report, from missing SL payments 7 different loans; 4 missed on each; same lender. My credit journey has been hard the last year but the results are paying off.During that time in my late 400s and early 500s I applied to Chase twice for the Freedom. Denied both, I didnt know as much back then, but now I look back laughing. So they already have 2 denials on me in under a year.I was planning on going into a branch and opening a checking and savings account there with 10,000 and making that my direct deposit bank, for that 350 dollar promotion. At the same time with the same person opening the accounts, Im going to ask to apply for a credit card, the Chase Freedom.Do you think that opening those 2 there with the large cash savings will tell Chase that Im more financially responsible now and they can approve it based on CheckingSavings information?edit: I have opened 3 new accounts in the past 24 months, 4 total cards. 10k limit across all cards.  <response>: Dont know why the hell did I bother scrolling all the way, but Ive read all your arguments against people whore way too kind and are trying to actually steer you into the right direction.Ill go straight to the point.No, nothing but time and good financial behavior can help you. Throwing cash at Chase wont make them forget about the 28 missed payments. Thats huge.You will not get 25 credit cards without proving otherwise.Chase 524 is meaningless for you. Get a secured card and build a history. Ive seen people aim for credit card perksrewards etc before, but someone aiming for access to 200k-300k flat out cash through the credit cards just screams fraud to me. 