Starting Score: TU:650 - EQ: 672
billy0226 wrote:I tried to look this question up but couldn't find an answer. Is there one number to underwriting that can be used for all there cards? I got 3 auto cli's today two for $200 which were walmart and amazon and 800 increase for my old navy card . I was hoping to ask for a little more of an increase on my walmart and amazon to match the increase i got on my old navy card. Is this possible? And if anyone has the number and could share it with my ..thank you..
Billy
Either use the Lowes number in sticky of back door numbers or just call regular CSR on back of card and ask to be transferred to underwriting to have a manual review done... they usually really press to try to get you to let them try automated computer thing first but since you already got the cli should be no reason not to move you over to them right away. it's always a SP and they can do all your accounts at once, but if you get a decline on the first one the person looks up, I would suggest hanging up and calling back... it's not like he/she is going to change their mind on your credit file from one card to the next so no sense asking them again on different card, call back and get different rep and try next card.
:1-800-480-0205 heres the number that i usually call for increases... I got an auto increase on my walmart $500 to $900 and chevron $400 to $700 in august....both cards were opened last may... Then i called last october to see if i can get another increase..walmart went from $900 to $2k and chevron $700 to $1700.... My gap card that i opened july had an auto increased in october from $200 to $1k and i called after two weeks and increased it $1k to $3k .... This number might work for all the GEs but not sure...good luck
Starting Score: TU: 598 03/23/2012 EQ:607 05/24/2012 EX:607 04/26/2012 (lender pull) EX FAKO:522 03/2012 
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