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I know it's been discussed, but has anyone had any recent success (possibly through the Executive Office) in getting Capital One or Chase to combine card limits?
With Capital One, I called the executive office, and they said there was no way they could combine two cards, but they did say that they would ask for a credit limit increase on my main card, which I got, so I then closed my 3rd card with them.
Chase combines, though they have do have some parameters. I think they allow for a no fee card's CL to consolidate into a fee card. For some, the latter card must have been opened for at least 12 months, however with others, this condition appears to be waived.
Much harder to allocate a CL on a fee card to one with no fee, such as from the UA to the Freedom.
@ilovelisa wrote:With Capital One, I called the executive office, and they said there was no way they could combine two cards, but they did say that they would ask for a credit limit increase on my main card, which I got, so I then closed my 3rd card with them.
I got the same answer from Cap 1... although they did raise my limits from 500 to 2k and from 750 to 4k! I guess that was better than nothing
i have no problem move most of my SW CL(69af) to freedom, since it will be closed soon as af is due next month, left me a several hundred dollar CL visa signature card