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My score is EQ 636 T 640 E 626, I have 11, 10, 21 inquries on each BU , and Utilization is 42% credit line total is 52k so farI would like to apply for US bank credit cards and Citi and BOA and chase credit cards, I would like to know which BU they pull from credit report and how much chances I would get approval. . Please any suggestions helps. My income is 97600. Highest credit line of card is 17000. I do not have Chase and US bank credit cards so far. But I do have US and Chase bank checking accounts.
I have perfect on time payments and score is not high due to high utilzation .AAOA is about 2 years.
I would say pick only 1 or 2 cards for this year and garden til next year. Get those scores up and your util down
Good luck
Google "Credit Pulls Database" and you'll find a wealth of info on who pulls what. Just remember, with bigger banks and issuers, YMMV. Here are a few of my experiences:
AmEx - solid EX puller
Chase - luck of the draw. Southwest card was TU/EQ and CSP was TU/EX I think
BofA - TU for Alaska Air card
Citi - EX for AA card
PenFed - EQ
NFCU - TU for membership, EQ for Cash Rewards, TU for goRewards
US Bank - I don't have their card, but they said it's random, and they can't override (take that with a grain of salt though)
Barclaycard - generally solid TU
Synchrony - generally solid TU
Discover - TU
Again, some are more predictable than others. You might want to wait until you're below 30% util before apping though - you'll have better chances for approval, and also for better limits/interest rates.
Good luck!
Thanks for reply, I just want to apply for news cards to make some balance transfers , the interests of my cards are high , Just trying to pay down ASAP
around 21000 in debts. Thats why I would like to get some new cards to make some balance transfers.
Heyryan, If I want to get two balance transfer cards , Which cards do you think I would have better chance to get approval? Thanks
@DotaK wrote:Heyryan, If I want to get two balance transfer cards , Which cards do you think I would have better chance to get approval? Thanks
I think if your goal is to pay off the cards, and lower the interest on your balances, you might have better luck with a credit union and a bill consolidation loan. Do you belong to any right now? If you explain to them what your goals are, I think you'll have a better chance than getting another card.
Honestly, I'm afraid your chances for cards are on the low side w/ high util and scores in the 600s. Even with an approval, it'll likely be a limit that's too small to do a BT on.
I searched CreditPulls w/ 650 score, and most approvals there were in the 500-1500 range. A couple of anomolies were NuVision FCU (which anyone can join I think), and Navy Federal.