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Discover Card with Expected High Limit

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Gnut
Established Member

Re: Discover Card with Expected High Limit

I received a discover more with about 2 years of history. when I pulled my reports they were both in the low 700's when i was approved for 3,240.00. This was about 1 year ago and I havent asked or received any increases. I had most of my cards maxed out for a while so im sure thats why they didnt auto cli my card, and I didnt want to take a chance so I never called them but since I just paid nearly all my debt off im waiting till that reports and I may hit the luv button. my AAoA then was 1 year, and income was about 30K a year.
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Anonymous
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Re: Discover Card with Expected High Limit

Thanks a lot for sharing this information.
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Anonymous
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Re: Discover Card with Expected High Limit

I have another point that I need help with if any of you is expert with that. Does the addition of Discover to my portfolio of 4 cards (2 Visa, 1 MC and 1 AMEX) affect my score negatively or I am still safe with 5 cards?

 

Thanks

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DI
Super Contributor

Re: Discover Card with Expected High Limit


@Anonymous wrote:

I have another point that I need help with if any of you is expert with that. Does the addition of Discover to my portfolio of 4 cards (2 Visa, 1 MC and 1 AMEX) affect my score negatively or I am still safe with 5 cards?

 

Thanks


Your AAoA's decreases each time you add new accounts.  Your scores decline when that happen.  I went from a EQ FICO of 767 to 730 after adding 9 new accounts.  The good news is  your AAoA's will rebound.  Once your new account becomes one year old you should see a score increases.   

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haulingthescoreup
Moderator Emerita

Re: Discover Card with Expected High Limit


oshoair wrote:

I have another point that I need help with if any of you is expert with that. Does the addition of Discover to my portfolio of 4 cards (2 Visa, 1 MC and 1 AMEX) affect my score negatively or I am still safe with 5 cards?

 

Thanks



As DI said, you'll probably see a drop. Just the price of building a good credit portfolio.

I'd stop now, and just let them grow.

Is your wife's $500 CL card a Discover Discover, or is it issued by HSBC? Just checking, because the HSBC Discovers are infamous for low limits that never grow.
* Credit is a wonderful servant, but a terrible master. * Who's the boss --you or your credit?
FICO's: EQ 781 - TU 793 - EX 779 (from PSECU) - Done credit hunting; having fun with credit gardening. - EQ 590 on 5/14/2007
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shyboy
Frequent Contributor

Re: Discover Card with Expected High Limit

I'm a college student. They started me off with $500 and now im at $1000 after about 6 months. 
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Getting back in the credit game after major setbacks
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Anonymous
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Re: Discover Card with Expected High Limit

Oh, yea. I understand your point. It is Discover Discover not from HSBC
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Anonymous
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Re: Discover Card with Expected High Limit

That is nice to hear. By the way, I see everyonr talking about the Love Button? What is that and does it mean when it appears that you are eligible for an increase of your CL?
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bakalao2k
Frequent Contributor

Re: Discover Card with Expected High Limit

I don't know if the LUV button exist with Discover Card, but you can get a CLI by calling the automated system.  You are eligble for increases every six months. 

 

The LUV button is a feature that allows you to request a CLI online.  Most credit card companies have this feature.

Message Edited by bakalao2k on 03-11-2010 11:33 AM
TU - 737 - 02/21/09, 769 - 02/06/10, 795 - 09/08/10
EQ - 758 - 02/21/09, 783 - 02/06/10, 805 - 09/08/10
EX (PLUS) - 781 03/23/09, 787 - 02/06/10, 783 - 08/09/10
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