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Sounds like they were kind of vague with you as well. I'll be happy with the $1600 CLI if it doesn't come through. But I'd sure like to have the Visa...
unknown_entity wrote:
They pulled EX for me in Georgia last time, I just checked and no inquiry there yet. Fingers crossed here too...Good Luck!!!
I feel like we're two kids in a candy store at this point! LOL
I just refreshed an old EX report and no soft or hard there... yet.
I'm having so much fun as an escapee of the CCUC! 
Good luck to you too!
unknown_entity wrote:I just called Macy's and asked for a CLI, the CSR that answered the call asked how much I was looking for and I told her $100-$200, (I was at $400, I got the card in Dec. 2007, it started at $100). She said that she had to transfer me to the credit department, so I waited on hold for about 5 minutes listening to "Every Breath You Take"...lol. Then another lady came on the phone and said hello Mr. U_E, congratulations, we were able to approve you for a "guideline increase" to $2000.I was stunned!!! I think I even yelped...lol. She then explained that the reason I got a low limit to start with was because they wanted to see how I handled the account for 6 months. (I usually buy $60-$80 every couple months and PIF before the statement cuts). She then said was there anything else I can help you with? A loud bell went off in my head just about that time and I said, "Yes, would it be possible to see if I qualify for the Macy's Visa? Or would I have to apply for it?" She said, "Let me check on that for you" and put me on hold for another few minutes and came back and said that she talked to her supervisor and that I would be approved for the Visa but since it's a different department, she said it would take up to 2 billing cycles for it to go through and to receive the card.
Wow!!!!!
My last GLI was for $200 raising the CL to $800 on 5/8/08. Maybe I need to ask again on 8.8.08.
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