Pier 1 Imports Rewards Credit Card

[youngandcreditwrthy]

I got denied back in the summer of 2011 with a 640 FICO :-(. I believe Chase was the bank at that time :-/
It seems like it'd be hard to get approved for it meh

[MsLadyRover]

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@Anonymous wrote:

ANYBODY THATS HAS THE PIER 1 CARD WHAT IS YOUR LIMIT??????

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I ended up applying last summer afer they changed from Chase to Comenity Bank.  I was approved for $1500.

[liza123]

Beware! I applied for a Pier 1 card back in Feb, was approved at the store. Within a week, someone other than myself was using my line of credit, in a state 3,000 miles away from my home town, without a physical card. After investigating, my local sheriff found out that someone walked into a store in KY, gave the clerk just the # on the account... no card... The clerk says she checked for ID, last 4 of SS, and date of birth. Did she or didn't she? Sheriff theorizes that someone, more than likely a Pier 1 employee, got a hold of my info and is now using that info and my account #. Nothing more has happened with my credit, leading the sheriff to believe this is an inside job, so to speak. Since all this has happened, I've had to put a freeze on my credit, sign up for Lifelock, and need to monitor my credit activity daily. So think twice before applying for a card with Pier 1. Trust me, it's not worth the money or the effort I've had to shell out to protect my ID. An added note, on a local, regional and corporate level, Pier 1 has refused to help law enforcement in catching the individual using my information. They have insisted that I pay the fraudulent charges. I've had to take legal actions to deal with this issue alone.

[creativeone]

I was recently approved for the Pier 1 card with $1000 limit.

[QAMngrGirl]

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@liza123 wrote:

Beware! I applied for a Pier 1 card back in Feb, was approved at the store. Within a week, someone other than myself was using my line of credit, in a state 3,000 miles away from my home town, without a physical card. After investigating, my local sheriff found out that someone walked into a store in KY, gave the clerk just the # on the account... no card... The clerk says she checked for ID, last 4 of SS, and date of birth. Did she or didn't she? Sheriff theorizes that someone, more than likely a Pier 1 employee, got a hold of my info and is now using that info and my account #. Nothing more has happened with my credit, leading the sheriff to believe this is an inside job, so to speak. Since all this has happened, I've had to put a freeze on my credit, sign up for Lifelock, and need to monitor my credit activity daily. So think twice before applying for a card with Pier 1. Trust me, it's not worth the money or the effort I've had to shell out to protect my ID. An added note, on a local, regional and corporate level, Pier 1 has refused to help law enforcement in catching the individual using my information. They have insisted that I pay the fraudulent charges. I've had to take legal actions to deal with this issue alone.

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Sorry this happened, but it does happen with all kinds of credit, not just Pier 1 or retail stores

[greyeyes33]

I was Approved For 1000...  I applied Online

[Anonymous]

Initially approved for $1000 but moved up to $3000 within 4 months.  My scores were around 600 across the board at the time with some COs, paid leins, and 2 30 days

[gdale6]

As this thread is from Jan 2012 and the OP is not updating it, it is being closed to further comments. You are free to start a new one on the subject if desired.