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Hey Guys! I just wanted to share the good news I got approved for the Sallie Mae card with a 9.4K CL
Thanks to everyone who suggested the card to me.
I'm SO Late to the party you already got approved for 2 cards!!!
I love my Amazon card but sallie mae really is better I just can't get it.
Travel... Arrival I think is still best but also by barclay.
@Creditaddict wrote:I'm SO Late to the party you already got approved for 2 cards!!!
I love my Amazon card but sallie mae really is better I just can't get it.
Travel... Arrival I think is still best but also by barclay.
Credit Addict!! It's such a pleasure to finally meet you I'm new here and as you can see my post was coincidentally directed towards you. Don't worry I won't compete with the cards you have under your belt haha. I really like the Travel Arrival, the only deterrent for me is the annual fee. What are your thoughts on this?
Also I would appreciate your feedback in regards to 2 Citi cards I have. I applied first for the Thankyou card not knowing about the Double Cash card and they were not able to convert it as it's a new account. So I ended up applying for the Double Cash card and got approved. But now I have no use for the Thankyou card. Others suggest so SD and do a product change when a better card comes out by Citi. Do you think that's the best route? I would love to know your thoughts! Thanks again.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:I'm SO Late to the party you already got approved for 2 cards!!!
I love my Amazon card but sallie mae really is better I just can't get it.
Travel... Arrival I think is still best but also by barclay.
Credit Addict!! It's such a pleasure to finally meet you I'm new here and as you can see my post was coincidentally directed towards you. Don't worry I won't compete with the cards you have under your belt haha. I really like the Travel Arrival, the only deterrent for me is the annual fee. What are your thoughts on this?
Also I would appreciate your feedback in regards to 2 Citi cards I have. I applied first for the Thankyou card not knowing about the Double Cash card and they were not able to convert it as it's a new account. So I ended up applying for the Double Cash card and got approved. But now I have no use for the Thankyou card. Others suggest so SD and do a product change when a better card comes out by Citi. Do you think that's the best route? I would love to know your thoughts! Thanks again.
Yes, I agree with SD and convert at some point or maybe at some point citi will get on the wagon of allowing consolidation of cards and you can move the cl over... for now just monitor it every 6 months and see if you get the button for CLI with no credit check (maybe put 1 charge on it every few months or if you have something like Netflix and won't forget to pay the bill or set it up on auto pay bill it to this citi ty)
AF's are going to depend how much you are going to use a card to rather it's worth it for you... unless you travel a lot and could like get yourself into a category with upgrades to first class (i find kind of rare these days with how full plans are) or pick 1 hotel your always in then I prefer just cash! and double cash is great!
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:I'm SO Late to the party you already got approved for 2 cards!!!
I love my Amazon card but sallie mae really is better I just can't get it.
Travel... Arrival I think is still best but also by barclay.
Credit Addict!! It's such a pleasure to finally meet you I'm new here and as you can see my post was coincidentally directed towards you. Don't worry I won't compete with the cards you have under your belt haha. I really like the Travel Arrival, the only deterrent for me is the annual fee. What are your thoughts on this?
Also I would appreciate your feedback in regards to 2 Citi cards I have. I applied first for the Thankyou card not knowing about the Double Cash card and they were not able to convert it as it's a new account. So I ended up applying for the Double Cash card and got approved. But now I have no use for the Thankyou card. Others suggest so SD and do a product change when a better card comes out by Citi. Do you think that's the best route? I would love to know your thoughts! Thanks again.
Yes, I agree with SD and convert at some point or maybe at some point citi will get on the wagon of allowing consolidation of cards and you can move the cl over... for now just monitor it every 6 months and see if you get the button for CLI with no credit check (maybe put 1 charge on it every few months or if you have something like Netflix and won't forget to pay the bill or set it up on auto pay bill it to this citi ty)
AF's are going to depend how much you are going to use a card to rather it's worth it for you... unless you travel a lot and could like get yourself into a category with upgrades to first class (i find kind of rare these days with how full plans are) or pick 1 hotel your always in then I prefer just cash! and double cash is great!
You're awesome Thanks for the prompt response and sound advice, I will for sure keep you guys posted on my credit hobby. I look forward to more interactions with you and fellow community members. Happy holidays Creditaddict!
Great news guys! Just got a CL increase on my Amex BCE from 3K to 9K!
@Anonymous wrote:Great news guys! Just got a CL increase on my Amex BCE from 3K to 9K!
SWEET!
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Great news guys! Just got a CL increase on my Amex BCE from 3K to 9K!
SWEET!
Thanks CreditAddict! I was looking at some topics where you suggested on the Double Cash card to do a CLI and use the online tool to request 20K, do you know if it will result in a hard pull? Because it shows that they will obtain a credit bureau report to evaluate the request. Also do you think in addition to the credit line increase request I should call the Executive Offic and ask to transfer my 2K limit on my Thankyou Preffered to my Double Cash card? Any tips would be appreciated
Looks like you have some hardcore competition, CreditAddict...lol