10-09-2012 09:00 PM
I recently had some success with customer initiated CLIs. However, new credit lines aren't reporting yet. I have the credit available per request but it's been over a month for some and they haven't updated on my credit reports. I have a HP for a GE CLI (yeah I know) and the new limit isn't even reporting yet. How long does it usually take for CCCs to begin reporting the new line? I called CAP1 about it since my limit was recently raised from $750 to $1,500. They said they post new lines updates every 30 days but I don't understand why they didn't just update it when they posted my new balance to the bureau? How much longer should I wait before requesting a manual update from the CCCs?
10-09-2012 09:03 PM
Once a month is standard. Give them 30 days.
10-10-2012 01:24 AM
I didn't see TWO of my increases on my recent report so I'm really hoping it comes later at the end of THIS month because that means my FICO score will be getting.. JACKED UP UP UP!!
10-10-2012 01:36 AM
Great thanks!
I only wondered b/c when I requested a CLI on my Macys card...the new increase reported literally 2 days later.
10-10-2012 06:39 AM
maiden_girl wrote:Great thanks!
I only wondered b/c when I requested a CLI on my Macys card...the new increase reported literally 2 days later.
its usually next statement. when they report once a month.
macy's took me about 3 weeks whereas walmart took 3 days
| Current: EQ FICO 690, TU FICO 692, Walmart TU 737 EX FICO 726 Amex Pull(1/1/13) Starting total revolving credit: $2600 | Current total revolving credit: $21,600 Inquiries (12 Months): EQ 6 TU 4 EX 5 | Most Recent: 8/30/2012 | Freedom Signature Costco:True Earnings | Amex Zync(Unicorn) Chase Freedom$1500 Citizens Mastercard$5000 |
10-10-2012 06:42 AM
It takes time. Some of the CC's I received at the end of Auguest still have not hit my reports yet.
10-10-2012 06:50 AM

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