Starting Score: TU 686 EX 641 EQ 690
ricefed wrote:
GE is awesome. I just got an increase the end of October from 1300 to 8,000. I saw your progress since September so I decided to give it another shot. Now I'm at 10,000 lmao. That's an increase of 8,700 in less than two months. Gonna give lowes underwriting a call In a little bit.
Hahaha! I love it! Now that you mention it, I should give Lowe's a call too!!!
ricefed wrote:
GE is awesome. I just got an increase the end of October from 1300 to 8,000. I saw your progress since September so I decided to give it another shot. Now I'm at 10,000 lmao. That's an increase of 8,700 in less than two months. Gonna give lowes underwriting a call In a little bit.
I just called and got my Lowe's increased from 5,000 to 6,500. I was actually afraid to ask for more than an additional 1,500!! LOL!
ChesterPDexter wrote:Are any of these cards able to increase limits online? Which ones require a phone call in?
Also, are they done through hard pulls or soft pulls?
Yes, they have a button to get an increase, however that would not work for me because my cards haven't gotten to 4 statements yet, so I have to call underwriting. The pulls are all soft ones.
ChesterPDexter wrote:OK. Well, Sam's has a button but I pressed it and got: "We apologize, but we are currently unable to accept a request for credit line increases on line.
Please contact customer service for any credit line increase requests at the toll free number listed under Contact Us/Contact Information."
I don't like calling in; oh well. I may or may not do it - haven't decided yet.
That actually happened for my JCP one...not to worry, GE lovesss automated services! Every time I call for JCP it's always an automated service that asks me how much I would like to increase, my annual income, etc. and then gives me the yey or ney!
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