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American Airlines AAdvantage Credit limit Increase…….

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longtime_lurker
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Re: American Airlines AAdvantage Credit limit Increase…….


@Aleecat wrote:

@longtimelurker wrote:

@Aleecat wrote:

I have had this card for almost a year. Put heavy spend, PIF, FICO of 798-800, Utilization on credit report 4%. Now its a zero balance.

 

They have not increased my credit limit. I called twice  within the last few months in reference to having a credit limit increase and was told that I would have to allow them to HP my credit for a limit increase.

 

I am getting fed up as all of my other cards have grown with me except this one. I sit at 8500 without an increase. Anyone else has this card and has some experience with getting auto or SP cli ?

 

Please let me know 

 

 

Thanks


I have 4 Citi cards, and all of them have had SP CLIs except the AA one, which always indicates it will be a HP.   As others said, if you want the CLI, take the HP!   Sometimes issuers just don't do auto-CLIs or SP CLI on customer request.   If the initial CL is fine, the cards don't really need to "grow"   that is overly focussed on here.


Yes, I think you may be right. HP may be the only way. I do not want to HP and then its not worth it. I think I may SD it . The  last rep stated that although they review accounts every 6 months,they will not just increase it without "soliciting the card member and getting approval for a HP." Not sure how to interpret that. He kept putting me on hold and sounded like an inexperienced rep though.


Why do you need the CL?

Current cards: MSUFCU Platinum, Amex PRG, Amex Surpass, Amex BCE, Citi Prestige, Citi Double Cash, Citi Premier, US Bank Cash +, Huntington Voice, AAviator, Sallie Mae, Discover IT, Chase Freedom TU:753 EQ Enhanced: 758
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Anonymous
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Re: American Airlines AAdvantage Credit limit Increase…….


@Aleecat wrote:

I have had this card for almost a year. Put heavy spend, PIF, FICO of 798-800, Utilization on credit report 4%. Now its a zero balance.

 

They have not increased my credit limit. I called twice  within the last few months in reference to having a credit limit increase and was told that I would have to allow them to HP my credit for a limit increase.

 

I am getting fed up as all of my other cards have grown with me except this one. I sit at 8500 without an increase. Anyone else has this card and has some experience with getting auto or SP cli ?

 

Please let me know 

 

 

Thanks


I never received an auto CLI from them until I requested a CLI with a HP on EQ.... and it was granted. 

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longtime_lurker
Valued Contributor

Re: American Airlines AAdvantage Credit limit Increase…….


@Anonymous wrote:

@Aleecat wrote:

I have had this card for almost a year. Put heavy spend, PIF, FICO of 798-800, Utilization on credit report 4%. Now its a zero balance.

 

They have not increased my credit limit. I called twice  within the last few months in reference to having a credit limit increase and was told that I would have to allow them to HP my credit for a limit increase.

 

I am getting fed up as all of my other cards have grown with me except this one. I sit at 8500 without an increase. Anyone else has this card and has some experience with getting auto or SP cli ?

 

Please let me know 

 

 

Thanks


I never received an auto CLI from them until I requested a CLI with a HP on EQ.... and it was granted. 


But once again, if you're not bumping up against the CL and PIF, why does OP need it? 

Current cards: MSUFCU Platinum, Amex PRG, Amex Surpass, Amex BCE, Citi Prestige, Citi Double Cash, Citi Premier, US Bank Cash +, Huntington Voice, AAviator, Sallie Mae, Discover IT, Chase Freedom TU:753 EQ Enhanced: 758
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Aleecat
New Contributor

Re: American Airlines AAdvantage Credit limit Increase…….


@longtime_lurker wrote:

@Aleecat wrote:

@longtimelurker wrote:

@Aleecat wrote:

I have had this card for almost a year. Put heavy spend, PIF, FICO of 798-800, Utilization on credit report 4%. Now its a zero balance.

 

They have not increased my credit limit. I called twice  within the last few months in reference to having a credit limit increase and was told that I would have to allow them to HP my credit for a limit increase.

 

I am getting fed up as all of my other cards have grown with me except this one. I sit at 8500 without an increase. Anyone else has this card and has some experience with getting auto or SP cli ?

 

Please let me know 

 

 

Thanks


I have 4 Citi cards, and all of them have had SP CLIs except the AA one, which always indicates it will be a HP.   As others said, if you want the CLI, take the HP!   Sometimes issuers just don't do auto-CLIs or SP CLI on customer request.   If the initial CL is fine, the cards don't really need to "grow"   that is overly focussed on here.


Yes, I think you may be right. HP may be the only way. I do not want to HP and then its not worth it. I think I may SD it . The  last rep stated that although they review accounts every 6 months,they will not just increase it without "soliciting the card member and getting approval for a HP." Not sure how to interpret that. He kept putting me on hold and sounded like an inexperienced rep though.


Why do you need the CL?


I do not "need" the CLI for any particular reason. I got the card mainly for its travel benefits. I think I get the message. I just always thought cards were suppose to Grow with you. All of my others did, So I expected this one to as well. It's not a big deal. 

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longtime_lurker
Valued Contributor

Re: American Airlines AAdvantage Credit limit Increase…….


@Aleecat wrote:

@longtime_lurker wrote:

@Aleecat wrote:

@longtimelurker wrote:

@Aleecat wrote:

I have had this card for almost a year. Put heavy spend, PIF, FICO of 798-800, Utilization on credit report 4%. Now its a zero balance.

 

They have not increased my credit limit. I called twice  within the last few months in reference to having a credit limit increase and was told that I would have to allow them to HP my credit for a limit increase.

 

I am getting fed up as all of my other cards have grown with me except this one. I sit at 8500 without an increase. Anyone else has this card and has some experience with getting auto or SP cli ?

 

Please let me know 

 

 

Thanks


I have 4 Citi cards, and all of them have had SP CLIs except the AA one, which always indicates it will be a HP.   As others said, if you want the CLI, take the HP!   Sometimes issuers just don't do auto-CLIs or SP CLI on customer request.   If the initial CL is fine, the cards don't really need to "grow"   that is overly focussed on here.


Yes, I think you may be right. HP may be the only way. I do not want to HP and then its not worth it. I think I may SD it . The  last rep stated that although they review accounts every 6 months,they will not just increase it without "soliciting the card member and getting approval for a HP." Not sure how to interpret that. He kept putting me on hold and sounded like an inexperienced rep though.


Why do you need the CL?


I do not "need" the CLI for any particular reason. I got the card mainly for its travel benefits. I think I get the message. I just always thought cards were suppose to Grow with you. All of my others did, So I expected this one to as well. It's not a big deal. 


Either it will in time (keep in mind most of the world doesn't sit here pestering CSR reps), or perhaps you hit your internal limit w/ Citi. 

 

But keep in mind, if your UTIL is in check and you don't need a higher limit on a particular card, there is little use/benefit of getting a higher CL

 

YMMV

Current cards: MSUFCU Platinum, Amex PRG, Amex Surpass, Amex BCE, Citi Prestige, Citi Double Cash, Citi Premier, US Bank Cash +, Huntington Voice, AAviator, Sallie Mae, Discover IT, Chase Freedom TU:753 EQ Enhanced: 758
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Anonymous
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Re: American Airlines AAdvantage Credit limit Increase…….


@Aleecat wrote:

@longtime_lurker wrote:

@Aleecat wrote:

@longtimelurker wrote:

@Aleecat wrote:

I have had this card for almost a year. Put heavy spend, PIF, FICO of 798-800, Utilization on credit report 4%. Now its a zero balance.

 

They have not increased my credit limit. I called twice  within the last few months in reference to having a credit limit increase and was told that I would have to allow them to HP my credit for a limit increase.

 

I am getting fed up as all of my other cards have grown with me except this one. I sit at 8500 without an increase. Anyone else has this card and has some experience with getting auto or SP cli ?

 

Please let me know 

 

 

Thanks


I have 4 Citi cards, and all of them have had SP CLIs except the AA one, which always indicates it will be a HP.   As others said, if you want the CLI, take the HP!   Sometimes issuers just don't do auto-CLIs or SP CLI on customer request.   If the initial CL is fine, the cards don't really need to "grow"   that is overly focussed on here.


Yes, I think you may be right. HP may be the only way. I do not want to HP and then its not worth it. I think I may SD it . The  last rep stated that although they review accounts every 6 months,they will not just increase it without "soliciting the card member and getting approval for a HP." Not sure how to interpret that. He kept putting me on hold and sounded like an inexperienced rep though.


Why do you need the CL?


I do not "need" the CLI for any particular reason. I got the card mainly for its travel benefits. I think I get the message. I just always thought cards were suppose to Grow with you. All of my others did, So I expected this one to as well. It's not a big deal. 


OP, if you are willing to take an HP, you can call them, they will transfer you to a Credit Analyst. They will ask you how much do you want and the reason why. If you have been paying in full every month, Citi will give you the CLI or a counter offer....  I haven't had any CLI with a SP with them. I guess because I have a high CL.

 

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