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@redE2move wrote:Do you have to be in the 700 club for a Discover approval? Are they sensitive to how many accounts you've opened recently?
I'm not sure if they're INQ sensitive, but they don't have a rule like say Chase or Barclay's Arrival+, with 5/24. And I got my Discover CC when my scores were in the mid 600s, and I believe some have gotten it with their CS being just over 630. I think that's the lowest I've seen. Good luck if you intend to app!
@Anonymous wrote:So just this morning, exactly one week after approval (give or take an hour), I did receive a welome email with my CL and "...card should arrive in 3-5 days". So, in my case anyway, card should arrive 10-13 days after approval.
No complaints, just sharing some metrics
And your SL was what?
I'm still looking for anonymous way to share this data and have it still be usable, but this is my Approvals worksheet taken from data here on the approvals board:
donny10 wrote:
And your SL was what?
$11,000 @ 0% APR for 14 months. Depending on day and agency, my scores are a few points either side of 700.
@Anonymous wrote:@Anonymous wrote:
And your SL was what?
@$11,000 @ 0% APR for 14 months. Depending on day and agency, my scores are a few points either side of 700.
I'm a little jealous. I just got mine last week (7 or 10 days after being approved - I was also getting worried), but my SL was only $6500, in line with my three (stagnant) current cards. I guess that's more important than three 800+ credit scores and a 1% utilization. Ah, well. I just moved into my new house and have plenty of things that I need to buy, so I'll run a lot of charges through it and pay in full and see if I get any auto-CLI love in a month or two. Discover's supposed to be good with that.