Discover CLI weird question?

Anonymous514 · ‎09-30-2016

So this is on my account when I go to it..and I checked on Grams Discover More account and it is there too..?

CFNA Firestone Credit Card 3,200$ March 2020

BCU Cash Rewards Visa 15,000$ December 2020

Overstock Store Card 8,750$ December 2020

Capital One Wal-Mart MasterCard 3,000$ May 2022

Amazon Prime Store Card 1,800$ October 2022

Capital One Savor One 300$ November 2022

Sam's Club MasterCard 1,000$ February 2023

NRB525 · ‎09-30-2016

What's the wierd question?

High Bal Jan 2009 $116k on $146k limits 80% Util.
Oct 2014 $46k on $127k 36% util EQ 722 TU 727 EX 727
April 2018 $18k on $344k 5% util EQ 806 TU 810 EX 812
Jan 2019 $7.6k on $360k EQ 832 TU 839 EX 831
March 2021 $33k on $312k EQ 796 TU 798 EX 801
May 2021 Paid all Installments and Mortgages, one new Mortgage EQ 761 TY 774 EX 777
April 2022 EQ=811 TU=807 EX=805 - TU VS 3.0 765

Anonymous · ‎09-30-2016

That's the screen for a CLI request. Nothing strange about it.

Anonymous514 · ‎09-30-2016

I mean the assets question. I have had Discover for two years and I have never seen that question.

Anonymous · ‎09-30-2016

That is new... Wasn't there two weeks ago...

Anonymous514 · ‎09-30-2016

I assumed you all would spot it..lol..And like I said it is on my Grandmas Discover More as well..

Anonymous · ‎09-30-2016

I'll check mine on Monday after the statement cut.

austinguy907 · ‎10-01-2016

Might be something to do with the CARD act rollout phase in or something along those lines.

AMEX asks the same info if you dig into your profile a bit deeper than just a CLI form.

I tried to just tab past it and got a prompt to enter an amount or $0..... Interesting.... Thinking this will probably be used for marketing at some point... I guess we'll see as people push the button and add the info.

Anonymous · ‎10-01-2016

On the paper Discover applications, there's a disclaimer that you have to have an annual income greater than 10k to qualify for one of their cards. I'd be careful with playing with that.

Anonymous · ‎10-01-2016

Really dumb question, but since I'm under 21, would I be able to put my parents investment accounts that I have access to? I don't have joint ownership, they're under their names, but they set it up so that my bank account is linked to it, so whenever I need to withdraw money its just an ACH payment from their Ameriprise account to my checking account. The wording was really vague, so I didn't want to risk putting down a 6-figure asset value and having them be like "uhhhh you're 18 how do you have that", but at the same time I didn't want to not have accurate information.