@Anonymous wrote:
Sounds like they like heavy usage as any bank would. Wonder if having a bank account with them would help too.
I don't know for sure, but I would guess that having bank account(s) with them - especially with large balances would help. I don't have any Chase branches near me. I had tried to open a checking account with them online and they wouldn't let me. I got an error saying I wasn't in their service area or something like that. I then called them and was told that since I don't live in a state where they have branches I will not be able to open an account.
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@lg8302ch wrote:Congrats! Auto luv from Chase is seldom... it looks they really like your file if you get it even on two cards
Hopefully 
i sure got lucky then wont complain
@Anonymous wrote:
I spoke to a rep from Chase regarding my Freedom card and a CLI without a HP and he said it would definitely be a HP. I said no thanks and asked when my account would be eligible for an automated increase and he advised that it was very rare. He said he has worked there for years and has only talked to maybe 4 people who had automated increases. Obviously he doesn't speak to every customer but you get the jist.
@sunkissed wrote:Chase is a hard nut to crack when it comes to auto-CLIs for sure! Some people do get them. Most people don’t. I am one of the few who has gotten some unrequested auto-luv.
I have four of their cards: CSP opened Sept 2013 starting at $5,000; Marriott opened Nov 2013 starting at $5,000; Southwest opened Mar 2014 starting at $15,000; and Freedom opened Jun 2014 starting at $7,500.
In March 2014, I logged in and noticed my Marriott card had been increased to $6,500. I only use this card for Marriott stays. I was a bit surprised that they increased the line with such light use.
In January 2015, I logged in and noticed my Freedom had been increased to $9,000. I’ve been using the heck out of this card and pushed it up towards the max a couple times. I’m still in my 0% period, so I rarely pay it off, although I always pay it down significantly.
Last week, I logged in and noticed my CSP had been increased to $6,000. This is one of my favorite cards to use. After getting the Freedom bumped, I pushed the CSP towards the max to see if Chase would show me love. Did it work? I don’t know, but I got a small increase.
Good luck to all. And if anyone uncovers the secret to unlock a Chase auto-CLI, please let us know!
That sounds a lot like me ! i use them very heavy. i remember i got my 40k bonus if i spend 3k around the 2 month mark.
in conclusion heavy heavy use and yes like you do on the freedom i have a balance use it but always send about 900 every month. but its getting paid this month.
@Anonymous wrote:
Not that clear cut.... I met the spend bonus on my CSP in 5 weeks. No auto CLI here.
Agreed, Nixon. Many people use their Chase cards heavily and get no love at all! I have been super lucky!
@sunkissed wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Not that clear cut.... I met the spend bonus on my CSP in 5 weeks. No auto CLI here.Agreed, Nixon. Many people use their Chase cards heavily and get no love at all! I have been super lucky!
Me too, although i cant hate or boycott them since they are the largest cobranded cc issuer, and they never denied my app.
