<prompt> Human: Im looking to apply for the Chase Freedom cc, but am worried about the length of the Intro APR period. I would like to have at least 4 months for it, but a Chase rep told me that it varies from 2-3 months only... Is there a way to ask for a longer intro time period when Im applying for the credit card?Along the same lines, any CC you guys would suggest for someone who isnt planning on traveling much? I know this isnt rsuggestacreditcard, but I asked on a couple of forums and havent gotten any advice... Im about to go on a foreign trip and the Chase Sapphire Preferred would definitely be perfect to pay with, but I dont see many rewards. Im not too big or keen on the rewards, but I feel like my spending will be outrageous this next year because Im moving to a new city. Ive considered the Discover It card but am wary because Discover doesnt seem to still be accepted very widely.  <response>: Im looking to apply for the Chase Freedom cc, but am worried about the length of the Intro APR period. I would like to have at least 4 months for it, but a Chase rep told me that it varies from 2-3 months only...Why does this matter? If youre looking to get a credit card so you can carry a balance, you shouldnt get a credit card. Im about to go on a foreign trip and the Chase Sapphire Preferred would definitely be perfect to pay with, but I dont see many rewards.For foreign trips, forget the rewards. A card with no foreign transaction fee is probably what you want. Chase Sapphire has this feature, as well as Discover although I dont think theyre many places outside the US, as well as all Capital One cards. 