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Oh great, they're behaving badly like CITI!
MidnightVoice wrote:Talked to a Chase rep today. She said on most Chase cards they would consider a CL increase after 6 months, but much better to wait 12 months. In both cases there would be a hard pull. Also said a reduction in APR was possible, but much more likely after 12 months.Can't vouch for the veracity, but I just report her words.
MidnightVoice wrote:Talked to a Chase rep today. She said on most Chase cards they would consider a CL increase after 6 months, but much better to wait 12 months. In both cases there would be a hard pull. Also said a reduction in APR was possible, but much more likely after 12 months.Can't vouch for the veracity, but I just report her words.
Don't worry he's safe! He spends the summer months in his basement/storm cellar as he lives in tornado alley and while dangerous, climbs up to his attic to use his cingular phone to call EX and Chase.
trinigal wrote:
MidnightVoice wrote:Talked to a Chase rep today. She said on most Chase cards they would consider a CL increase after 6 months, but much better to wait 12 months. In both cases there would be a hard pull. Also said a reduction in APR was possible, but much more likely after 12 months.Can't vouch for the veracity, but I just report her words.Midnight!Where in the world have you been??!! I was this close to putting out an APB. Then you showed up. Good to have you back!!
I had to work for a living for a change
trinigal wrote:Midnight!Where in the world have you been??!! I was this close to putting out an APB. Then you showed up. Good to have you back!!
LMAO!!!
fused111 wrote:Don't worry he's safe! He spends the summer months in his basement/storm cellar as he lives in tornado alley and while dangerous, climbs up to his attic to use his cingular phone to call EX and Chase.
MidnightVoice wrote:I had to work for a living for a change