02-27-2012 06:12 PM
How does the hard limit work ???? I read on the forum that this happened to others and then a hard limit was placed...... What does that mean.... For example lets say if they put a limit at $2000. Does that mean u can only spend upto 2000 a month ??? or can you spend let say 2000 and then pay off mid month and then charge again..... or if they put a hard limit should I just sock draw it and for get it and use another card... I basically want to find out what to do next ??? If a hard limit is placed what should I do to not get into a problem later on ......
02-27-2012 06:14 PM
youngman1234 wrote:How does the hard limit work ???? I read on the forum that this happened to others and then a hard limit was placed...... What does that mean.... For example lets say if they put a limit at $2000. Does that mean u can only spend upto 2000 a month ??? or can you spend let say 2000 and then pay off mid month and then charge again..... or if they put a hard limit should I just sock draw it and for get it and use another card... I basically want to find out what to do next ??? If a hard limit is placed what should I do to not get into a problem later on ......
Lightly use it and PIF.
02-27-2012 06:15 PM
Its ok I am fine with and accept it and learned to live on... I try to read these forums to help me.... My brother helps to read them to me and help me with my credit... I am younger than him and disabled by have better credit than him....LOL
02-27-2012 06:17 PM
Yes I have.... I submitted everything they asked for just waiting to hear back... They called on sat. my brother helped me to fax them all the stuff sat night, and then I called in on monday morning and a kind gentlemen told me that he will look it over and call me back tonight or tommorrow... Just waiting to hear back....Mean while I paid two payments since my FR.... One for $1k and another for $2k is that wrong ????
02-27-2012 06:18 PM
thanks for the info
02-27-2012 06:19 PM
Hard limit is like CL on the credit card. They might remove it when you use your card responsible.
Ron.
02-27-2012 06:19 PM
I think the fact that you added 11 new accounts in one month is what you did wrong. Don't be surprised if you hear from Barclays as well.
youngman1234 wrote:RON1 i have been reading this forum and over 2 years and always look at your comments and try my best to follow them. You really know alot about credit issues. So i dont understand though ur saying it is bad to charge after you paid the bill off ?? Like for example I charged 750 one week until sunday.. waited until my check to clear the following thursday and paid off the balance. Meanwhile charged for the following week charges and then paid that amount off the next week. When you say they dont know how much you 're spending what do that mean ??
Let me give you some of my history plz:
Hello Everyone,
First off just wanted to say thanks to this forum, I have learned alot in the past 2 years....
A little info real quick:
Length of credit history - 1 year 7 months
AAOA: 8 months
I am 22
2010 -
Had a BOA secured card - $10,000 limit ( fell to $3,000 after graduating in 11/2011)
Capital one - $500 ( now $750)
Care Credit - $1000
Lord & Taylor - $1200 ( now $3,000)
Macys & Bloomingdales
2011 - ( In Nov 2011 added 11 new accounts) Now have:
BOA Plantinum Plus - 3000 ( the card that unsecured from a $10,000 limit)
BOA CASH rewards - 2000
BOA Accelerated Amex- 2000
Discover- 1000
Amex SPG
Penfed Promise - 9000
PNC Bank - 1500
Chase Slate - 3000
Wells Fargo Plat - 1500
Affinity CU - 1000
Barclays - 1300
walmart - 700
these are my cards that I have currently....
02-27-2012 06:20 PM
Don't worry. You will be fine. Let us know.
Ron.
02-27-2012 06:20 PM
Got it..... Im not going to use this card for work related expenses anymore..... Just for my personal stuff... Will hardly spend a thousand a month now.... lol There goes all the points...
I thought that if you spend on it and pay it off, it will build your spending limit...
02-27-2012 06:21 PM
Jake0215 wrote:I think the fact that you added 11 new accounts in one month is what you did wrong. Don't be surprised if you hear from Barclays as well.
youngman1234 wrote:RON1 i have been reading this forum and over 2 years and always look at your comments and try my best to follow them. You really know alot about credit issues. So i dont understand though ur saying it is bad to charge after you paid the bill off ?? Like for example I charged 750 one week until sunday.. waited until my check to clear the following thursday and paid off the balance. Meanwhile charged for the following week charges and then paid that amount off the next week. When you say they dont know how much you 're spending what do that mean ??
Let me give you some of my history plz:
Hello Everyone,
First off just wanted to say thanks to this forum, I have learned alot in the past 2 years....
A little info real quick:
Length of credit history - 1 year 7 months
AAOA: 8 months
I am 22
2010 -
Had a BOA secured card - $10,000 limit ( fell to $3,000 after graduating in 11/2011)
Capital one - $500 ( now $750)
Care Credit - $1000
Lord & Taylor - $1200 ( now $3,000)
Macys & Bloomingdales
2011 - ( In Nov 2011 added 11 new accounts) Now have:
BOA Plantinum Plus - 3000 ( the card that unsecured from a $10,000 limit)
BOA CASH rewards - 2000
BOA Accelerated Amex- 2000
Discover- 1000
Amex SPG
Penfed Promise - 9000
PNC Bank - 1500
Chase Slate - 3000
Wells Fargo Plat - 1500
Affinity CU - 1000
Barclays - 1300
walmart - 700
these are my cards that I have currently....
+1000

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