Well my scores are currently right around 710 ( about 720 when i hit the button) and i have ran a balance on my world points mc from 900 of 1000 available to around 100.00 balance more recently and last month i hit the CLI button and I went from 1000 to 2500 cli. My card was opened right at a year ago as of this month. My util at the time was below 10 percent on all available credit lines. Everything on my report is aged a year or less besides on CC from 10 yrs ago that had a 300 limit (closed by consumer)
They just dont seem to have any rhyme or reason lately .
Starting Score: 680
Woolfman wrote:Well my scores are currently right around 710 ( about 720 when i hit the button) and i have ran a balance on my world points mc from 900 of 1000 available to around 100.00 balance more recently and last month i hit the CLI button and I went from 1000 to 2500 cli. My card was opened right at a year ago as of this month. My util at the time was below 10 percent on all available credit lines. Everything on my report is aged a year or less besides on CC from 10 yrs ago that had a 300 limit (closed by consumer)
They just dont seem to have any rhyme or reason lately .
Based on the current climate, maybe you didnt receive an additional CLI based on the above. If I am reading correctly, you just received a $1500 CLI last month. From what I have read about BofA, they dont give CLIs every month, and Im sure they probably arent now with the existing "credit crisis." Hopefully others who additional experience can chime in.
PurpleHaze wrote:
Woolfman wrote:Well my scores are currently right around 710 ( about 720 when i hit the button) and i have ran a balance on my world points mc from 900 of 1000 available to around 100.00 balance more recently and last month i hit the CLI button and I went from 1000 to 2500 cli. My card was opened right at a year ago as of this month. My util at the time was below 10 percent on all available credit lines. Everything on my report is aged a year or less besides on CC from 10 yrs ago that had a 300 limit (closed by consumer)
They just dont seem to have any rhyme or reason lately .
Based on the current climate, maybe you didnt receive an additional CLI based on the above. If I am reading correctly, you just received a $1500 CLI last month. From what I have read about BofA, they dont give CLIs every month, and Im sure they probably arent now with the existing "credit crisis." Hopefully others who additional experience can chime in.
I was just relaying my experience , Im not the OP and havent tried to get another CLI since 
We both have similiar scores and a short credit history .
Woolfman wrote:
PurpleHaze wrote:
Woolfman wrote:Well my scores are currently right around 710 ( about 720 when i hit the button) and i have ran a balance on my world points mc from 900 of 1000 available to around 100.00 balance more recently and last month i hit the CLI button and I went from 1000 to 2500 cli. My card was opened right at a year ago as of this month. My util at the time was below 10 percent on all available credit lines. Everything on my report is aged a year or less besides on CC from 10 yrs ago that had a 300 limit (closed by consumer)
They just dont seem to have any rhyme or reason lately .
Based on the current climate, maybe you didnt receive an additional CLI based on the above. If I am reading correctly, you just received a $1500 CLI last month. From what I have read about BofA, they dont give CLIs every month, and Im sure they probably arent now with the existing "credit crisis." Hopefully others who additional experience can chime in.
I was just relaying my experience , Im not the OP and havent tried to get another CLI since
We both have similiar scores and a short credit history .
Can you say oops ... I was not paying attention and thought the post I responded to was from the OP. My apologies.
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