05-30-2012 06:11 PM
Mine started off at 1700 just over 2 years ago. Then it went to 2700. Now it's 2050.
Barclays & Lowes card were the only ones to slash my limits after the November short sale of the house. They went slashy in January.
Orchard actually *raised* my credit limit, and my FICO scores all skyrocketed otherwise. Barclays won't budge. Even recently I tried to get them to do a CLI (burned an inquiry trying to get them to do a product change) and was declined.
05-30-2012 06:23 PM
My 6 month mark is coming up with my Apple card. I have since gotten 4 cards.
Wondering if they will CLD me. I still have a balance on the card.

05-30-2012 10:04 PM
I wouldnt worry, I added 4 card before my sixth month of having the card. I got a 40% cli increase after having the card 7 months, of course I had to initiate the cli via the luv button
05-30-2012 10:18 PM
My 6th stmt cut this month and no CLI. But I was approved for the Barclay's Rewards MC @ $5k. My Apple still sits @ $2200.
Hoping for CLI, but when I posted about it earlier this month, most people didn't get auto-CLIs until after 12 mos.
05-30-2012 11:14 PM
05-31-2012 03:38 AM
parkerwilson wrote:I wouldnt worry, I added 4 card before my sixth month of having the card. I got a 40% cli increase after having the card 7 months, of course I had to initiate the cli via the luv button
I assume it was a HP for the CLI?

08-26-2012 09:18 PM
13 th statement bumped me from 2000 to 3200. I'm hoping they do This every six months!
I have a balance of 400 and I push multiple payments a month through
08-27-2012 07:53 AM
I just hit the luv button on my 14th statement and was declined. I callled the back door and got it to go from 1500 to 3000.
08-27-2012 08:15 AM
High APR, no rewards, no AF, semi-prime approvals - boy oh boy - this card was made for the sock drawer.
08-27-2012 03:54 PM
Barclay is the first card that took a chance on me during my rebuild and they actually grow. Im really happy with them and the service ive received thus far.

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