05-15-2009 04:08 PM
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05-15-2009 06:57 PM
llecs wrote:
Higher CLs begat higher CLs. Also, while I'm paying down CCs fairly rapidly, I don't have util down where it should be and any CLI would help.
You have never been more RIGHT. The higher your limits other's want to match or go beyond. It's like a competition between lenders.
who woulda thought
05-15-2009 07:11 PM
llecs wrote:
I was going to call Macys and ask too but decided to hold off. I has been since August since I last used either card.
One of my closest friends called Macys today - it had been 3.5months since her last GLI with them - she hasn't used the account in 6 month, has a zero balance and CL was $2000. They increased it to $3600 without a hard pull and then invited her to have a Macys CC too (that one was a store card) - the CC did have a hard pull but they gave her the CL right then of $3600 on that also. So for one hard pull she got a new card and an overall CLI of $5200... I wanna be her right now
05-15-2009 07:16 PM
74king wrote:
llecs wrote:
Higher CLs begat higher CLs. Also, while I'm paying down CCs fairly rapidly, I don't have util down where it should be and any CLI would help.You have never been more RIGHT. The higher your limits other's want to match or go beyond. It's like a competition between lenders.
who woulda thought
Funny enough, PenFed seems to have changed that just now. I have seen two reports of people who got denied for the PenFed rewards card because they "already have enough revolving credit" today.
05-16-2009 04:38 AM
Ulan wrote:
74king wrote:
llecs wrote:
Higher CLs begat higher CLs. Also, while I'm paying down CCs fairly rapidly, I don't have util down where it should be and any CLI would help.You have never been more RIGHT. The higher your limits other's want to match or go beyond. It's like a competition between lenders.
who woulda thought
Funny enough, PenFed seems to have changed that just now. I have seen two reports of people who got denied for the PenFed rewards card because they "already have enough revolving credit" today.
'enough revolving credit' is not an uncommon reason used by issuers, incl boa etc. for some time. in some cases it appears to really mean 'we are not going to give you any/more credit'. after receiving the 'enough credit response, i was approved for thrree 5-7.5k cards from 3 other issuers FWIW.

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