Citi CLI

[Anonymous]

After reading this thread I figured I'd give it a shot with my Citi Forward. 

Went from 5900 to 9400. SP!

I won't call it free money but it sure will help my utilization!

[Anonymous]

Update: its good through the end of November now. Get in on it while you can

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Update: its good through the end of November now. Get in on it while you can

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Any idea if it's one per customer? One per card? Available at a certain interval? 

[Simply827]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Update: its good through the end of November now. Get in on it while you can

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Great, thanks. I'm due for my next increase around 9/20 and didn't want to miss the cutoff. 

[Anonymous]

Still getting HP messaging.  

[SpendWisely]

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@Anonymous wrote:

After reading this thread I figured I'd give it a shot with my Citi Forward. 

Went from 5900 to 9400. SP!

I won't call it free money but it sure will help my utilization!

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Same exact situation for me -- $5900 --> $9400 via SP. Cheers, Max!

[emptypockets]

I get the SP language, but was denied a CLI with the following message:

"You currently have the maximum amount of credit we allow without your consent to obtain & review your updated credit report. This decision was based on a review of all of your accounts issued by Citibank, including Visa, MasterCard, store cards, and gas cards."

I currently have the following cards issued by Citi:

Double Cash $9.6k, Diamond Pref $9.6k, American Airlines $12.9k plus Home Depot $11k, and BB MC $10k. Just last week, I called the EO to move limit from Citi HH card to Double Cash, and I closed the HH card. At that time, they said it would be a HP to move the limit, but they never did the HP.

[Anonymous]

It finally gave me SP messaging but denied my CLI. Current DC limit 6k, income 240k, FICO 738 according to Citi. Weird. 

[yfan]

I believe the 6-month rule still applies. I did a couple of tests a few days before reaching the 6 month mark from the last CLI, and no dice. I hit it today (early morning today), right after the 6-month mark and a total increase on my two cards of $6500. No HPs.

[Anonymous]

my statement ended so I figured I would check on my Citi DC. Sure enough SP CLI available. So I pulled the trigger, but go tthe 7-10 day message. Really hoping based on this thread I could get in on this in November. If not, no biggie.

So its 1 CLI per 6 months. So if you are denied, it doesnt reset a timer. So the next  few months if I see SP CLI available, I should go for it, no?