09-29-2012 12:08 AM
So I know Bill Me Later likes to call it a 'credit line' instead of 'credit limit', but does anyone here know how exactly our Lines can be increased?
09-29-2012 12:13 AM
You try to make a purchase!
Sorry, that seems like a flippen answer but from my understanding.
09-29-2012 12:20 AM
09-29-2012 12:22 AM
I opened a Bill Me Later account when I purchased an item via Ebay. My CL was odd...$664 CL and it was my understanding that they only allowed CLs up to $250. I read too that they had CLs but that they were not limits. I think if you wanted an increase...you'd have to call their office or charge over your limit and see if they approve it. Bill Me Later doesn't report to the CRs which kinda sucks...
09-29-2012 12:30 AM
maiden_girl wrote:I opened a Bill Me Later account when I purchased an item via Ebay. My CL was odd...$664 CL and it was my understanding that they only allowed CLs up to $250. I read too that they had CLs but that they were not limits. I think if you wanted an increase...you'd have to call their office or charge over your limit and see if they approve it. Bill Me Later doesn't report to the CRs which kinda sucks...
Couple years back my parents each had a card... one of them had a limit showing at around $1200 or something, the other account never showed a credit line but was at about $3200 at some point... it started declining purchases but still did not put a CL online of what spending you could do... it seems little odd if you hit it quickly or what not...
09-29-2012 12:30 AM
09-29-2012 12:40 AM
^^LOL I read it when I was applying for it through ebay. I made a purchase and it didn't report a CL until after I had received my bill.
09-29-2012 01:03 AM
My DM was approved twice (closed it once years ago, then reopened it again a couple years back). Both times it showed a CL, first was 4500, second was 3500. Doesn't report. Second time there was an offer that fit a purchase. I don't know if the application was done through Ebay, I don't think it was though.
09-29-2012 01:31 AM
Thanks for the replies, all!
I've had my eyes on an iMac for about 5 years. I'm horrible at saving money (yet great at paying my bills?), so I know it would take too long for my patience to save my money for one. I wanted the latest greatest one, but the price is just too much, so I think I'm going to go with the 24" model instead, through eBay. The price difference is amazing, but so is the hardware LOL.

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