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Navy Fed bumped me from 5k to 18k recently. Capital One bumped me from 1k to $1500 8 months ago without me asking. What's the best process to ask for a CLI with a softpull?
I pay my card off monthly.
What if I just said congrats without offering advice?
Log onto the website since it has been > 6 months and try the automated CLI button... If that doesn't work and you aren't happy with your results you can try the EO route, but I would try the button first. It is rumored to work, just not for me.
The Website route is deffinetly a SP and most likely the EO route is as well, unless they state otherwise
@CreditCuriousity wrote:Log onto the website since it has been > 6 months and try the automated CLI button... If that doesn't work and you aren't happy with your results you can try the EO route, but I would try the button first. It is rumored to work, just not for me.
The Website route is deffinetly a SP and most likely the EO route is as well, unless they state otherwise
And in most cases one will end up following the EO route. That seems to be the norm with CapOne.
You can also contact the through Facebook that works also.
I just messaged them but am worried they will do yet another hard pull which i dont want.
@Anonymous wrote:I just messaged them but am worried they will do yet another hard pull which i dont want.
Based on my Capital One experience, getting a CLI through the EO is a soft pull. Any CLI from Capital One has been a soft pull.
@Anonymous wrote:
Hit the luv button online. If that doesn't work, call the executive office and ask for a manual review. Manual reviews generally result in a limit increase.
Sometimes not though.
If the credit profile doesn't support it, the credit profile doesn't support it.
How should I ask Capital one for a CLI?