@SunriseEarth wrote:How long has it been since you sent your email? They can take several days to respond.
Actually, as a latest update, it looks like when I checked my e-mail a few minutes ago, the Cap1 EO had e-mailed me back as of earleir today 
Will try calling them tomorrow at the number provided, and guess will see how things go....
@kdm31091 wrote:I would echo giving them several days to respond, but what are you hoping for? With the limit you have, even the EO is not likely to make it into a huge, useful limit -- Capital One is not known for large CLIs, generally fairly modest ones.
I totally get not wanting to app further, but you will probably be better off just applying for a new QS instead of hassling with EO to get this one bumped up. It will never see the growth you are after. Some Capital One products just get "stuck" and that's how it goes. You can reapply and potentially get a 5 or 10k limit right off the bat. I know you said the APRs are higher than you want, but it doesn't matter unless you routinely carry balances.
Well when I e-mailed the EO, I had tried requesting what I had hopefully considered as being a modest CLI for $1,000, which if I were to successfully receive it would increase my total CL to $2,000.
I guess I may be somewhat "old-school" in the sense of APRs, if only just because I admittedly miss the days when single-digit APRs were much more commonplace than they are today. Philosophically, I really have no desire at all to app for cards that are above 10%, based just on principle alone. Granted, I know I have some cards in my signature that are above 10%, but those were almost exclusively cards that I had applied for due to the promotional 0% APR (they do not presently get any regular usage, out of me). On the Cap1 card, I have occasionally carried a balance, although most of the time it is PIF. On most of my other cards -- again excluding the ones above the 10.99% APR card ---I do usually actively carry a balance, and so the relatively-lower APRs are useful for me on a practical basis, in that regard.
@kdm31091 wrote:I would echo giving them several days to respond, but what are you hoping for? With the limit you have, even the EO is not likely to make it into a huge, useful limit -- Capital One is not known for large CLIs, generally fairly modest ones.
I totally get not wanting to app further, but you will probably be better off just applying for a new QS instead of hassling with EO to get this one bumped up. It will never see the growth you are after. Some Capital One products just get "stuck" and that's how it goes. You can reapply and potentially get a 5 or 10k limit right off the bat. I know you said the APRs are higher than you want, but it doesn't matter unless you routinely carry balances.
Well when I e-mailed the EO, I had tried requesting what I had hopefully considered as being a modest CLI for $1,000, which if I were to successfully receive it would increase my total CL to $2,000.
I guess I may be somewhat "old-school" in the sense of APRs, if only just because I admittedly miss the days when single-digit APRs were much more commonplace than they are today. Philosophically, I really have no desire at all to app for cards that are above 10%, based just on principle alone. Granted, I know I have some cards in my signature that are above 10%, but those were almost exclusively cards that I had applied for due to the promotional 0% APR (they do not presently get any regular usage, out of me). On the Cap1 card, I have occasionally carried a balance, although most of the time it is PIF. On most of my other cards -- again excluding the ones above the 10.99% APR card ---I do usually actively carry a balance, and so the relatively-lower APRs are useful for me on a practical basis, in that regard.
I emailed the EO late Sunday night and heard back from early Monday evening. They called from the same phone number that you used to be able to call them at
