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I've had a Macy's store card since 2010 and have had Bloomingdale's for four months. For shots and giggles last Wednesday I called Macy's to request a CLI since it has been at $2000 since three months after opening. I was prepared to bite the bullet with a hard pull. Actually, I was going to decide on the hard pull based on what they offered. I didn't really need a Macy's increase, but Bloomingdale's hasn't budged with the $300 limit since opening and if you know Bloomie's merchandise, you know there ain't much you can buy there for $300. I had spoken with Macy's credit department a couple of times, but never got consistent answers with respect to hard or soft pulls, vis a vis CLIs. The lady I spoke with at Macy's explained that she would send over my request and asked how much I wanted. I pulled a $5000 figure out of my backside and she sent in the request, explaining that if I was unhappy with the counter offer (with a soft pull) they would ask my permission to do a hard pull. They came back with: $600. I decided then that it wasn't worth the hard pull, so I said fine, I'll take it. She offered that they consider CLIs on store cards every three months with a soft pull. This was nice to hear. I told her I would check back in six if needed. Yesterday I called Bloomingdale's. They said it would also be a soft pull but didn't ask for a desired amount. They came back with a $500 increase, putting my overall line at $800. Since Macy's owns Bloomingdale's (and, amusingly, their credit office's phone number differs from Macy's by one digit) I don't know if their policy of three months between CLI requests is the same. But I will also try in six months. As long as they continue to offer even small increases with soft pulls, I can check in twice yearly.
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Yes Macy's and Bloomingdales accounts work exactly the same way with CLI and such.