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You sound exactly like my sister and her family. They do not have a Credit Card, nor want one. They rented thru Enterprise @ OGG during the Thanksgiving week holiday in 2009. Enterprise is a great operation and took their Debit Card with Zero problems.
Chase (company) I don't know about Chase Freedom or debit cards specifically, but recently I needed to request a replacement United Club Visa from Chase because I was taking an international trip and wanted a card with a chip in it. I made my request online through the secure messaging function of the Chase website. The next day I received a response indicating that my new card would arrive in less than a week, and it did. Written May 21, 2015 Â· View Upvotes.