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@pi-r-squared wrote:
Received my 3rd CLI from Discover since opening my card last December.
1st: $13,500 to $17,500
2nd: $17,500 to $18,000
3rd: $18,000 to $18,500
Not bad raising my CL by $5,000 in 6 months!
You're on a totally different track than I am with them.
I opened my account 16 months ago. Starting limit was $1k and they begrudgingly gave me small CLI's so that after 16 months I'm at $3500.
It's something, of course, but it's not like being "on the train" like you are.
Whats your monthly spend. how long have you had the card.
@zerbherb wrote:Whats your monthly spend. how long have you had the card.
I use it for balance transfers mostly since they offer a nice no-fee, modest-interest, balance transfer option.
weirddd i put way more then 6k into my card. its a year and a half old.
@zerbherb wrote:weirddd i put way more then 6k into my card. its a year and a half old.
Don't look for consistency in Discover's CLI decisions. There isn't any any more. Some people say their path to good CLI's has been heavy purchases and repayments, while others who've practically SD'd the card report equally great results. I've tried making a lot of purchases & pay downs. I've tried doing balance transfers. The only thing I haven't tried yet is SD'g it.
But I'm coming up on Day 91, and my TU FICO8 is at its highest point ever. So who knows, maybe I'll finally get lucky.
Congrats!