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@Anonymous wrote:Very weird that they haven't graduated. Something might be spooking them!
Any of the following happen to you ever with Discover?
- You included them in bankruptcy (IIB) or had a chargeoff with them (CO)?
- You missed a payment due date but were not 30 days late?
- A payment you made was returned to them as unpaid?
- You went overlimit (once or numerous times)?
- You use the card frequently for cash advances?
- Called their CSR and acted mean/complained/threatened to close accounts/etc?
Just curious -- I have no data points on any of these, I just figured maybe you are a risky borrower based on what they see directly?
Nope. Never over limit, no cash advances, no returned payments, never a bankruptcy, etc. I called a CSR and they said early on I was 2 days past the date for one of my payments, but that was it. I wasn't aware of it, but it has been well over a year since then and no lates on any accounts on my report since 2015.
Honestly, if it doesn't graduate soon, I'm not quite sure what the benefit is of me keeping it? My report is much better than it was when I initially got it and my other cards are more. It's a relatively small dent in my available credit.
I know. I wasn't aware because the online payment history doesn't go back that far. Thankfully I called and she went over it with me. I'll sit on it for a little bit more. If it doesn't graduate soon, though, then I'll likely just close it. There's no benefit to me keeping a card with such a low limit on it if it's not going to improve.
@tschaet wrote:
Oddly enough, I woke up this morning to an alert on my phone app. Signed in and it looks like I was approved for the upgrade this morning. My APR dropped and my limit was trippled from $400 to $1250. Now it's time to research their CLI and whether it's a hard or soft pull.
Congrats!
Discover LUV button CLI requests are always a soft pull -- unless they need to do a HP then they will ask you before you can continue.