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@Anonymous wrote:The last time I checked, 2% was more than 1.5%. Something to consider on a PC to Double Cash.
Lol very true. However,it's not a big enough difference for me.
You said it yourself, you've only been with Citi for 9 months, whereas the other Lenders I'm sure you have deeper history with. Naturally, as you gain more history with a Lender, they will be more comfortable with giving higher limits.
It doesn't help that your only Citi card is the DP. I know people bash it, but it's actually a good card for what it's made for: long-term 0% APR on purchases/balance transfers for 21 months. Pretty hard to beat 21 months of 0%.
That said, because it's a balance transfer card, it's probably not wired to give CLI's like traditional Citi rewards cards. I'd recommend trying to PC it to something more useful. 2% on the DC is still better than 1.5%. Build up history with Citi and see where it goes from there. As for myself, I'm quite satisfied with how Citi has treated me.
@baller4life wrote:
Thanks mike. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Is it worth continuing to build a relationship with Citi? None of my other lenders have been as stingy. They have all shown me lots of luv out the gate or at least within 6 months. Citi just seems to be a different animal.
Citi has an AA card right now that you might test the waters with to see if they like you after all. 75K AA Miles.
@baller4life wrote:
Haha nope I don't feel any loyalty to Citi. Was just wanting to make sure there wasn't anything special about them I'd be missing if I kicked them to the curb.
I like Citi :-)
@baller4life wrote:
And Citi likes you too Irish! Me not so much.
Yes they do. I guess I'll find out how much when I apply for the 75K miles. These creditors are strange at times as it makes no sense that they aren't very friendly to you.