03-28-2012 01:52 PM
Did anyone have a Citi card offer in the mail right after applying & denied? That is strange, I app'd for the Citi Platinum & was denied for balances being to high, some of my cc didn't report my pay off. 2 wks later they send me a offer in the mail, I'm thinking of applyin again with the offer after my last cc reports, did anyone have this happen to them & got approved?
03-28-2012 01:57 PM
I appliued 6 months ago and was denied I recived a letter about 3 weeks ago with a pre selected application form and from that I was approved but just for 1k but 0% for 12 months will be nice
03-28-2012 02:01 PM
getahead wrote:Did anyone have a Citi card offer in the mail right after applying & denied? That is strange, I app'd for the Citi Platinum & was denied for balances being to high, some of my cc didn't report my pay off. 2 wks later they send me a offer in the mail, I'm thinking of applyin again with the offer after my last cc reports, did anyone have this happen to them & got approved?
Was it for the same card you were denied for?
03-28-2012 02:09 PM
LS2982 wrote:
getahead wrote:Did anyone have a Citi card offer in the mail right after applying & denied? That is strange, I app'd for the Citi Platinum & was denied for balances being to high, some of my cc didn't report my pay off. 2 wks later they send me a offer in the mail, I'm thinking of applyin again with the offer after my last cc reports, did anyone have this happen to them & got approved?
Was it for the same card you were denied for?
yup, isn't that strange? I'm thinking of applying with the offer code next month, we'll see what happens. I should stop & garden, but I'm getting the apping disease. ![]()
03-28-2012 02:10 PM
getahead wrote:
LS2982 wrote:
getahead wrote:Did anyone have a Citi card offer in the mail right after applying & denied? That is strange, I app'd for the Citi Platinum & was denied for balances being to high, some of my cc didn't report my pay off. 2 wks later they send me a offer in the mail, I'm thinking of applyin again with the offer after my last cc reports, did anyone have this happen to them & got approved?
Was it for the same card you were denied for?
yup, isn't that strange? I'm thinking of applying with the offer code next month, we'll see what happens. I should stop & garden, but I'm getting the apping disease.
03-28-2012 02:14 PM
LS2982 wrote:
getahead wrote:
LS2982 wrote:
getahead wrote:Did anyone have a Citi card offer in the mail right after applying & denied? That is strange, I app'd for the Citi Platinum & was denied for balances being to high, some of my cc didn't report my pay off. 2 wks later they send me a offer in the mail, I'm thinking of applyin again with the offer after my last cc reports, did anyone have this happen to them & got approved?
Was it for the same card you were denied for?
yup, isn't that strange? I'm thinking of applying with the offer code next month, we'll see what happens. I should stop & garden, but I'm getting the apping disease.
HAHAHAHA!!
03-28-2012 02:17 PM
Yuss! Admiral Appbar sighting!
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03-28-2012 02:32 PM
FrugalRican wrote:Yuss! Admiral Appbar sighting!
I've been sighted!! Oh no, off to the dungeons for me!
I cannot help myself, it's sooooo addicting!!
03-28-2012 02:37 PM
getahead wrote:
FrugalRican wrote:Yuss! Admiral Appbar sighting!
I've been sighted!! Oh no, off to the dungeons for me!
I cannot help myself, it's sooooo addicting!!
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03-28-2012 02:40 PM
I applied for a Chase Freedom a while back and was denied. Immediately started getting offers for Chase Freedom and other Chase products. I wouldn't put too much stock in having an offer code. Unless something has changed in your credit profile, I'd expect you'd get denied again (of course, I didn't try again with the offers, so I can't say for sure).

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