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Hi Everyone,
I decided to try for a few GECRB CLI's after I got my new Lowe's and Walmart Discover cards. Initiallly my Lowe's card was approved for $1,500. A quick call to the underwriters left my new cl at $9,000. I tried again today asking for $22,500 (thinking they would counter) and actually got it! The Walmart Discover was approved for a measly $400 and they won't budge to match it to my regular Walmart store card ($5000 CL). Why are they so generous with CLI's on certain accounts and won't budge on others?
@robertb507 wrote:Hi Everyone,
I decided to try for a few GECRB CLI's after I got my new Lowe's and Walmart Discover cards. Initiallly my Lowe's card was approved for $1,500. A quick call to the underwriters left my new cl at $9,000. I tried again today asking for $22,500 (thinking they would counter) and actually got it! The Walmart Discover was approved for a measly $400 and they won't budge to match it to my regular Walmart store card ($5000 CL). Why are they so generous with CLI's on certain accounts and won't budge on others?
you got $22,500 on Lowes but they won't move on a Walmart Discover for $400?
I know each account has different underwriting standards, but WOW!
Try to figure GE??
Nice bump on the Lowes
Yes I got a CLI to $22,500 on Lowe's and they refuse to increase my $400 Walmart Discover. What the heck?!
I've had a similar experience with GE. Lowes card went from $650 to 5k, to 8500 to 15k in a year.
Ive had my Amazon card for the samej amount of time and ran the same amount through it over the last year and its stick at $1700 with only 2 small auto increases.
One reason as the Lowes increases might be more liberal is due to the fact that a big spender at Lowes is more likely to own a property.
I have a theory that the companies like Amazon and Lowes have parameters that they set for credit limits and that at a store like Lowes you need a higher CL to actually purchase their merchandise. I do have a Walmart Store account at $5000 and it puzzles me why the harder account to get (Discover version) has a lower CL. SMH!
i remember back when i had the paypal mastercard. it always stayed near the top of my highest cls. 1K to 2K to 4K to 5.5K in 15 months. when i closed it spring of 2013, other highest cards were 6.5K 6K and 5K.
amazon store card, opened the same time, however, will not budge from 2500(which i reached in january 2013 from 2K). actually started off higher than the paypal at 1.4K.
LOL, Congrats on your CLIs, GECRB makes no sense sometimes, as stated there are diff UW standards for each account, better luck next time.
@robertb507 wrote:Hi Everyone,
I decided to try for a few GECRB CLI's after I got my new Lowe's and Walmart Discover cards. Initiallly my Lowe's card was approved for $1,500. A quick call to the underwriters left my new cl at $9,000. I tried again today asking for $22,500 (thinking they would counter) and actually got it! The Walmart Discover was approved for a measly $400 and they won't budge to match it to my regular Walmart store card ($5000 CL). Why are they so generous with CLI's on certain accounts and won't budge on others?
Congrats on your awesome CLI
congrats