12-08-2011 11:32 AM
I got declined for a Barclay's reward cc & got declined =(, to high balances & low credit limits. I called to recon & told them I just paid 1/2 down this week & it didn't show up on the report they pulled. The analyst said he could'nt do anything at this time & that I would have to apply in 3 months, Boo!! Should I recon again? what are my chances??
12-08-2011 11:35 AM
getahead wrote:I got declined for a Barclay's reward cc & got declined =(, to high balances & low credit limits. I called to recon & told them I just paid 1/2 down this week & it didn't show up on the report they pulled. The analyst said he could'nt do anything at this time & that I would have to apply in 3 months, Boo!! Should I recon again? what are my chances??
Thats odd, I just told them my cc are just usually high during the holiday periods...but mine was for the apple card
12-08-2011 11:48 AM
I know right, I told him the same thing that I recently made purchases for xmas gifts but just paid off 1/2 off, do you think I should recon again?
12-08-2011 11:56 AM
Whats your scores look like ? Util and limits ? Im also going to be apping soon .
12-08-2011 11:59 AM
I would try again
12-08-2011 12:04 PM
Hi Allpro, they pulled TU & my score was 641, my util with the recent payments it about 30%.
12-08-2011 12:05 PM
any words of wisdom? should I try a different approach?
12-08-2011 02:46 PM
I would call again. There's been many instances where people have needed to call two or three times to over turn a decision.
Barclays seems to be very reasonable, just give them a call and keep us posted
(make use of that inquiry!!!!)
12-09-2011 07:36 AM
Your score is 640 AFTER you paid them down? What else on your report is keeping your score down?
Starting Score: 64812-09-2011 09:32 AM
Hi Clocktick,
my score of 640 is before I paid them down, just paid it on Monday of this week, so I'm going to do another credit pull next month, hopefully this will boost it up.

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