03-23-2011 02:26 PM
Called in today to ask about a CLI because I've had the card for 6 months. I've read on the board that they pull hard now for CLI but I asked her three times if it would be a soft pull and she said yes a soft pull. So, I said go ahead and see what happens. I asked for $1,000 and she told me they approved me for $1,500. She said that I must be special because it was an immediate approval. Ha! Anyway, I haven't gotten a notification of a hard pull yet so I should know by tomorrow if it was truly a soft pull.
03-23-2011 02:29 PM
Congrats.
10-03-2012 11:48 PM
I know this is an old post, but US Bank does mostly soft pulls for anything $1500 or less.
12-21-2012 11:31 PM
Dustink wrote:I know this is an old post, but US Bank does mostly soft pulls for anything $1500 or less.
For CLI requests you mean?
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12-21-2012 11:52 PM - edited 12-21-2012 11:53 PM
Yes for CLI's, as in the case of the OP.
12-22-2012 07:39 AM
That is good to know. How often can one request CLI with USBank, without a hard inq? 3-4 months or more?
12-22-2012 11:09 AM
tennisfan78 wrote:That is good to know. How often can one request CLI with USBank, without a hard inq? 3-4 months or more?
They like to see 6 months between increases. With the 1500 increase, your expierence may vary. I always ask for more than that and take a HP.
12-22-2012 11:58 AM
Dustink wrote:
tennisfan78 wrote:That is good to know. How often can one request CLI with USBank, without a hard inq? 3-4 months or more?
They like to see 6 months between increases. With the 1500 increase, your expierence may vary. I always ask for more than that and take a HP.
They have increased my credit limit to $5000 and upgraded to CashPlus couple of months ago. After 6 months, how much limit can I ask for? Is it too much to ask to make it $10,000?
12-22-2012 12:41 PM
It will be a HP, but you can ask for whatever you want.
12-22-2012 01:24 PM

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