WOW...NFCU Strikes Again :-)

[dodgeball]

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@shorrttyycm1 wrote:
Thnx! The rep told me both were soft but i wasn't sure so i pulled my reports from here and it doesn't show. Maybe too soon? Idk. Wont be too upset as the extra 9k is worth it ;-) i will update this post if it does become a hard pull. Wonder how long it will take for new limit to post...prob with next months reporting.

I actually only hit the luv button because of another thread i read where that person made like 3 requests in 4 days all approved soft pulls i think. Couldn't resist...so happy i did!!!

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That would be me, but I may take the HP just to try to break the 20k mark !

[shorrttyycm1]

Hey...thnx for the inspiration! Wouldn't have done it without your post! And congrats to u!

[dodgeball]

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@shorrttyycm1 wrote:
Hey...thnx for the inspiration! Wouldn't have done it without your post! And congrats to u!

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Well Congrats to you ! I have decided to take the HP to see if I break the 20k mark, its worth it plus I would take a HP for a 12k increase anyday of the week anyway.

[Sweets8E]

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@dodgeball wrote:

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@shorrttyycm1 wrote:
Hey...thnx for the inspiration! Wouldn't have done it without your post! And congrats to u!

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Well Congrats to you ! I have decided to take the HP to see if I break the 20k mark, its worth it plus I would take a HP for a 12k increase anyday of the week anyway.

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OH MAN!!! Do share what the end result is once everything is reviewed.

[calihlove75]

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@shorrttyycm1 wrote:

After reading another post about NFCU and getting increases, I hit the luv button....instant approval for double my limit!  I went from 5k to 10k in seconds.  Being greedy I hit the button 1 more time to see if I could get to 15k.  No go...got the 3-5 days message.  I called to try to cancel but was told that it was declined anyway.  Rep said was a soft pull.  Anyway, HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY!  Doubled my limit with just a soft pull :-)  I gotta stop reading these boards ;-)

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Hello

How long have you had the account? I opened mine up about 8 months ago and it's still at the same $9000 limit. Never asked for an increase but was hoping for an auto at 6 months and didn't happen. I definitely do not want a hard pull as I am in the garden!

[dodgeball]

looking at the lenth of time and score I highley doubt it would be a hardpull !

[shorrttyycm1]

I've had my account around 14-18 months...honestly don't remember exactly but in that ball park. I started at 1500. And bumped to 3500. By req at 6 or so months. Then 5k at 1 yr. Then todays 2 reqs brought me to 14k. All increases were by my reqs. and soft pulls. Hope the info is helpful.

[MountainHiker]

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@shorrttyycm1 wrote:

After reading another post about NFCU and getting increases, I hit the luv button....instant approval for double my limit!  I went from 5k to 10k in seconds.  Being greedy I hit the button 1 more time to see if I could get to 15k.  No go...got the 3-5 days message.  I called to try to cancel but was told that it was declined anyway.  Rep said was a soft pull.  Anyway, HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY!  Doubled my limit with just a soft pull :-)  I gotta stop reading these boards ;-)

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Congrats! Very sweet limit. How long did you have your account before requesting the new increase? UPDATE! I now see your response to another poster.Again, Congrats!

[jbunton444]

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@jbunton444 wrote:

Congratulations!  I will do mine in a few months to go from $12,500 to $15,000.00 -- but alas, I don't want to make the inch they gave me a mile in only two months... so, I'm good at my first five digit limit card for the moment.  

Though, I'm rushing the hot crazy days of July, 2013... I'm waiting my last bk to fall off Experian (other two fell off four months early)... so I can get the Citi Hilton or Amex verison... both pull Experian -- can't catch a break.  I even called and asked what if my Experian's frozen, representative said, "I guess you'll have to provide codes to provide us with your report."  I said, "No thank you."

Dang!

Josh

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What the heck... $15,000.00 approved.

[shorrttyycm1]

Yup...from $5000 to $15,000.
UPDATE II: Hard pull on Equifax. Oh well...still doin the happy dance ;-)