11-27-2012 06:18 PM
eviLution wrote:Did you get the email after getting your 6th or 7th statement?
If you are asking me :-) , I've got it after 6-th statement.
11-27-2012 06:23 PM
Tristate wrote:
eviLution wrote:Did you get the email after getting your 6th or 7th statement?
If you are asking me :-) , I've got it after 6-th statement.
I just got my 5th statement today. 1 more to go!
11-27-2012 08:37 PM
Happened to me too...was only $100 since I only put in the minimum... seems to be the norm though.
Congrats!
11-27-2012 08:38 PM - edited 11-27-2012 08:53 PM
I got mine after sixth statement. Last statment cut on 11/24 and I got email this morning.
(Edit: on a side note, my WF secured card also had its 6th statement cut on 11/18. No auto CLI from WF. Granted, I havent pushed as much through the card as the cap1 and I havent deposited as much to the card but still would had been nice for a little bump.)
11-27-2012 10:38 PM
Duncanrr wrote:
Checked my email this morning after waking up. (Yes, I have one of those jobs that I have to do this-still in bed actually.) To my surprise I find an email from Cap1 - cant call them Crap1 in this situation.
After 6 months of use of my secured card the auto increased my CL by $300. This is an unsecured increase. I have made several deposits to account and slowly raised CL. Also, I push a good bit though card and PiF before statement cut except 1 month when I had a 90% CL balance report.
My credit scores had gone from 540ish to 665 and higher on each CR. thought I'd share the good news. (Still waiting on Amex)
Congrats this has been a good month for u![]()
11-28-2012 05:06 AM
First off congrats on the CLI!!!
The credit steps program is nice little bonus with CAP1, unfortunately further CLI's are very hard to come by. But non the less I wish you the best of luck..
11-28-2012 08:24 AM

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