10-29-2012 05:11 AM
Opened my store Walmart account about a year ago, at a 500 CL. Increased 4 months later to $600, then 4 more months later to $1800. Just got a credit alert that a new account was opened, GECRB/Walmart DC, called and away advised I was being given the upgrade offer to the discover version. In anyone else's experience, does this come with a CLI as well? Should I take the offer?
Ive been workodors or over a year now to establish myself with some prime lenders. Opened Amex ZYNC last November, with this discover upgrade could I finally be entering prime territory?
10-29-2012 05:27 AM
mstew wrote:Opened my store Walmart account about a year ago, at a 500 CL. Increased 4 months later to $600, then 4 more months later to $1800. Just got a credit alert that a new account was opened, GECRB/Walmart DC, called and away advised I was being given the upgrade offer to the discover version. In anyone else's experience, does this come with a CLI as well? Should I take the offer?
Ive been workodors or over a year now to establish myself with some prime lenders. Opened Amex ZYNC last November, with this discover upgrade could I finally be entering prime territory?
did you really have to make two identical posts with different titles?

10-29-2012 05:28 AM
It was accidental. The first one didn't seem to go through when I did it on my iPad. Sorry!
10-29-2012 05:39 AM
if you got an alert that a new account was opened, isn't the offer already accepted? Either way an upgrade sounds good to me
10-29-2012 05:49 AM
Congrats
10-29-2012 07:15 AM
I thought you had to "accept" the upgrade. Did it just show up on your CR as a hard pull without your knowledge?
10-29-2012 08:02 AM
10-29-2012 08:50 AM
When I called, they told me that if I turn it down then they will just remove the new account listing. There was no hard pull but it may lower my score because of aaoa. Strangely the rep couldn't tell me if I was getting a CLI with the upgrade offer.

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