For the issue I had contacted them about before this thread started, I hadn't heard back since last week after being told I would hear back the following day. So I called last night and apparently the rep I was working with was on vacation. So the new rep looked over the notes and told me there was nothing that could be done for the three requests I had made.
I had asked to combine limits on my cards. Barring that, I asked if I could PC to the Cash Rewards card. And, finally, I had asked to have the APR on one of the cards to be lowered to match the APR on the other. No to all three. Oh well, at least the rep was nice and wasn't reading from a script. 
Finally, I asked for the date when my AF would be charged on both accounts so I would know how much time I had to think about keeping CapOne around for another year or not.
creditdreamera wrote:Well, Mr. B at the Executive Office made it happen!! I didn't want to get "too" greedy, so the min & max I asked for was $1500-$2000. Checked my account just a few minutes ago and I got $1500; so a $1000 increase. I'm honestly happy!
Judging by your signature, I take it you're a 'Journey' fan ?
I called last week to ask for a credit line increase on my Cap 1 Patinum Rewards card and was denied. It started at $500.00 and went to $750.00 earlier this year. Today I received a letter from them that says -
This Capital One account is not currently eligiblefor a credit line increase upon request. We''re reviewing our policy for increasing credit limits. While we do this, we won't be able to offer you more credit.
After that is the normal we appreciate you type info.
So... as I was typing this, I figured I'd call the Executive office. The person I spoke with was very nice and helpful. I gave her my info and explained that this is quickly becoming one of my lower limit cards. She looked into it and came back to tell me that there currently isn't any offers available for my account at this time. Nothing negative with the account, but they are reviewing and changing their CLI policy that tended to be more conservative. She just didn't know when those changes will be made.
I wanted to say "but what about everybody else!?". But I didn't I feel unloved...
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