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@youngandcreditwrthy wrote:
So I called the Exec Number that everyone so gleefully discusses on here and got the standard "you will rec a letter in 7-10 business days"...
This is just BS. I had an in depth conversation with the American rep regarding my stellar credit report and history (which she said they didn't pull) and how they will lose business if they do not be more lax. She told me all tje same bs Cap1 always says. Im just so frustrated!!! $1,300 is my LOWEST LIMIT!!!
Guess I just waited too long to call. I just don't get them at all.... Blah blah blah. I'm moving all of my cash from their online savings to as Amex pays more (.90%>.60%)
The number I called was the one ending in -1455.
:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(
Advice?
I emailed them yesterday and got a call back from their executive department today, two hrs later, he called back and i was approved from $500 to $1250 (my green cash rewards that's 6 months old).... I'm sure you have better credit than me, try emailing them maybe???
The executive office does a manual review of the application. They won't tell you on the phone. I didn't get the info over the phone or have to call back. My web account was updated with my new credit limit.
@youngandcreditwrthy wrote:
So I called the Exec Number that everyone so gleefully discusses on here and got the standard "you will rec a letter in 7-10 business days"...
This is just BS. I had an in depth conversation with the American rep regarding my stellar credit report and history (which she said they didn't pull) and how they will lose business if they do not be more lax. She told me all tje same bs Cap1 always says. Im just so frustrated!!! $1,300 is my LOWEST LIMIT!!!
Guess I just waited too long to call. I just don't get them at all.... Blah blah blah. I'm moving all of my cash from their online savings to as Amex pays more (.90%>.60%)
The number I called was the one ending in -1455.
:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(
Advice?
Did you expect that to work in your favor? How about you call again and ASK to get an increase instead of DEMAND for one.
@melbaro wrote:
@youngandcreditwrthy wrote:
So I called the Exec Number that everyone so gleefully discusses on here and got the standard "you will rec a letter in 7-10 business days"...
This is just BS. I had an in depth conversation with the American rep regarding my stellar credit report and history (which she said they didn't pull) and how they will lose business if they do not be more lax. She told me all tje same bs Cap1 always says. Im just so frustrated!!! $1,300 is my LOWEST LIMIT!!!
Guess I just waited too long to call. I just don't get them at all.... Blah blah blah. I'm moving all of my cash from their online savings to as Amex pays more (.90%>.60%)
The number I called was the one ending in -1455.
:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(
Advice?Did you expect that to work in your favor? How about you call again and ASK to get an increase instead of DEMAND for one.
LOL I agree with melbaro. The exec office people are doing the public a favor really by not changing the number, accepting the call and processing the request b/c it really isn't in their job description to do so. They aren't like the standard reps.
Just call the executive number again and speak to a different rep
@youngandcreditwrthy wrote:
So I called the Exec Number that everyone so gleefully discusses on here and got the standard "you will rec a letter in 7-10 business days"...
This is just BS. I had an in depth conversation with the American rep regarding my stellar credit report and history (which she said they didn't pull) and how they will lose business if they do not be more lax. She told me all tje same bs Cap1 always says. Im just so frustrated!!! $1,300 is my LOWEST LIMIT!!!
Guess I just waited too long to call. I just don't get them at all.... Blah blah blah. I'm moving all of my cash from their online savings to as Amex pays more (.90%>.60%)
The number I called was the one ending in -1455.
:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(:-(
Advice?
These things are YMMV. You should go into them recognizing that just becuase someone else was given an increase by calling the Executive Office, does not mean that they will do the same for you. Frankly, I think a lot of this calling in to the executive office and looking up the CEO's e-mail address over things like credit limits is immature. If you have a serious issue with a company, for example, if your identity was stolen and you were not getting help from customer service, I think that is appropriate to escalate. But I think a company should be able to set the policies for how to handle routine items like CLI requests and allow their customer service departments to handle those while allowing the CEO to concentrate on the larger picture of running the company. If I don't like those policies, I'll go to a different lender, but I won't bother the CEO with it. It's will be no surprise if the executive office stops even taking these calls if everyone keeps posting the number on the internet and telling others to call in. It's really not what their office is for.