Current Score: DCU EQ 702 - EXP+ 711 - WM TU 719
injustifiiable wrote:Word on the street is that it's SP...
How old is the account? I've heard you have to wait 9 months if it's new.
+1 I called Comenity on Friday to find out about CLI policies, they said 9 months for a successful request. I've heard its a SP too, but i havent tried it yet. I got an auto CLI after 6 months. ($400 to $800).
Starting Score: 526 EXP 09/2012 600 FICO 10/2012 608 EX (lenderpull)11/2012 
jennylocha wrote:
injustifiiable wrote:Word on the street is that it's SP...
How old is the account? I've heard you have to wait 9 months if it's new.
It is a SP and you do have to wait 9 months before you can hit that love button. However.... in my personal opinion, I think that you should bypass that love button altogether and just call it in because its just better and more successful with the CLIs.
That's good to know, then. I just got my Express account in December and can't wait to get some LUV from WFNNB...
I have an Ann Taylor account that jumped from 500 to 2080 once Comenity took over. They did these CLIs automatically. I use it, pay for a few months and another couple hundred worth of increase is noted. They took over Talbots, and my 1K limit was raised to 3K right off the bat.
I would ignore the love button, because Comenity sends plenty of love if you use the cards (I have noticed none on my dormant NYCO card, which has not been used in 7 years.)
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