10-12-2012 10:10 PM
don't sweat it nothing happens.
10-12-2012 10:57 PM
As long as you have not selected for going over your limit as an option, if they let you go over for a very small amount or if Signature, it's not an issue...
How long have you had this card? Might be good time to take the HP and get more limit to handle your monthly charging needs?
What about a new card with someone else?
GE might loosen up better or Barclay for Apple Visa and can recon very easily with them!
10-12-2012 11:03 PM
Creditaddict wrote:As long as you have not selected for going over your limit as an option, if they let you go over for a very small amount or if Signature, it's not an issue...
How long have you had this card? Might be good time to take the HP and get more limit to handle your monthly charging needs?
What about a new card with someone else?
GE might loosen up better or Barclay for Apple Visa and can recon very easily with them!
I have the Apple Barclays Card with a $3400 credit limit....I've gotten two $1000 credit limit increases from them and have had ot for a little over a year...
I will have had the Chase Freedom for a year in December or so...Its the card I use the most along with my AMEX Green...
My utilization is about 60-65% right now though which is why im not really too sure about trying for a CLI? Id really love to get one on my Chase Freedom though...
10-12-2012 11:11 PM
shane82388 wrote:
Creditaddict wrote:As long as you have not selected for going over your limit as an option, if they let you go over for a very small amount or if Signature, it's not an issue...
How long have you had this card? Might be good time to take the HP and get more limit to handle your monthly charging needs?
What about a new card with someone else?
GE might loosen up better or Barclay for Apple Visa and can recon very easily with them!
I have the Apple Barclays Card with a $3400 credit limit....I've gotten two $1000 credit limit increases from them and have had ot for a little over a year...
I will have had the Chase Freedom for a year in December or so...Its the card I use the most along with my AMEX Green...
My utilization is about 60-65% right now though which is why im not really too sure about trying for a CLI? Id really love to get one on my Chase Freedom though...
I would work on getting your UTL down before requesting a CLI from chase. It'll be a hard pull from chase and you'll probably be denied due to your high UTL.
10-13-2012 12:57 AM
maiden_girl wrote:
shane82388 wrote:
Creditaddict wrote:As long as you have not selected for going over your limit as an option, if they let you go over for a very small amount or if Signature, it's not an issue...
How long have you had this card? Might be good time to take the HP and get more limit to handle your monthly charging needs?
What about a new card with someone else?
GE might loosen up better or Barclay for Apple Visa and can recon very easily with them!
I have the Apple Barclays Card with a $3400 credit limit....I've gotten two $1000 credit limit increases from them and have had ot for a little over a year...
I will have had the Chase Freedom for a year in December or so...Its the card I use the most along with my AMEX Green...
My utilization is about 60-65% right now though which is why im not really too sure about trying for a CLI? Id really love to get one on my Chase Freedom though...
I would work on getting your UTL down before requesting a CLI from chase. It'll be a hard pull from chase and you'll probably be denied due to your high UTL.
If your CL is $500 and you PIF or do multiple payments usually it's not going to matter if you are at $90 or $504 right now... I would be surprised if they held that against you... the point is it's a terrible limit and it's LONG over due to increase... and they can easily see what you have done with the card each month and payments and such and then see on your report this card with a 7x HIGHER CL....
10-13-2012 07:36 AM

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