10-30-2012 08:27 AM
Duncanrr wrote:
Repo-ed wrote:Honestly and personally speaking, I'd much rather have a GE backed card for the CLI. I have one MC and one VISA - but you can never have enough GE cards!
Grats!
Im the opposite. I only want CL on cards that I can actually use. I personally do not want a GE store card for Old Navy with 10k CL.
Since I PIF, CL make very little difference to me. 10k on a store card or 10k on a VISA. I just want the easiest route to more available credit to have more wiggle room in controlling util%. So if I can accomplish that w/ SP vs HP, that's would be my preference.
Starting Score: TU:650 - EQ: 67210-30-2012 08:30 AM
Repo-ed wrote:
Duncanrr wrote:
Repo-ed wrote:Honestly and personally speaking, I'd much rather have a GE backed card for the CLI. I have one MC and one VISA - but you can never have enough GE cards!
Grats!
Im the opposite. I only want CL on cards that I can actually use. I personally do not want a GE store card for Old Navy with 10k CL.
Since I PIF, CL make very little difference to me. 10k on a store card or 10k on a VISA. I just want the easiest route to more available credit to have more wiggle room in controlling util%. So if I can accomplish that w/ SP vs HP, that's would be my preference.
Personally it's nicer to have a store account that you'll actually use, so get cards with GE that you'll actually use. Like I use my walmart card so I can get a higher CL reporting. I'll do it in about 2 weeks, I'm requesting $10,000. CL from $2000 =) (people have gotten better increases) and this is still a LOT less than my highest credit limits.

10-30-2012 12:02 PM
Duncanrr wrote:Grats. They probably pulled TU as your EQ would probably had been high enough for Visa version.
Thanks! Yea they pulled TU. I was suprise to even get a limit of $600 for a gas card. I only got accepted for 400 for Walmart
. But I'm sure it will increase soon. ![]()

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