topic Re: AMEX multiple CLI increase in Credit Cards

AMEX multiple CLI increase

bigbang91 — Fri, 18 Apr 2014 08:43:54 GMT

Hi, I dont know for sure about multiple CLI increase at the same for Amex. On may 21, my amex everyday preferred will be eligible for 61 days 3x CLI and my BCE eligible

for 6 months 3x CLI. My question is can i request increases on both of them at the same time?or only one then wait 6 months and ask for the other?Thanks

PS: Another question is can i transfer a portion of my BCE's cli to my everyday,and then request for 3x when the 61 days come?

Re: AMEX multiple CLI increase

Genkeim — Fri, 18 Apr 2014 12:46:10 GMT

You can only ask for one of them. Then the clock starts on your next CLI request. 90 days if denied, 6 months if approved.

Not 100% sure on moving CLs between cards, I think they account has to be open for 12+ months before you can move limits.

Re: AMEX multiple CLI increase

Anonymous — Fri, 18 Apr 2014 12:56:35 GMT

@Genkeim wrote:
You can only ask for one of them. Then the clock starts on your next CLI request. 90 days if denied, 6 months if approved.

Not 100% sure on moving CLs between cards, I think they account has to be open for 12+ months before you can move limits.

Yes, the "From" account has to be open for more than 12 months. There is also a shorter period for the "To" card (may be 60 days) but this wasn't enforced for me or several others with the Blue Cash. Doubt that card had special treatment, so probably generally waivable by a rep.

Re: AMEX multiple CLI increase

bigbang91 — Fri, 18 Apr 2014 21:23:06 GMT

@Anonymous wrote:
@Genkeim wrote:
You can only ask for one of them. Then the clock starts on your next CLI request. 90 days if denied, 6 months if approved.

Not 100% sure on moving CLs between cards, I think they account has to be open for 12+ months before you can move limits.
Yes, the "From" account has to be open for more than 12 months. There is also a shorter period for the "To" card (may be 60 days) but this wasn't enforced for me or several others with the Blue Cash. Doubt that card had special treatment, so probably generally waivable by a rep.

Thanks for your help!