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@SFLSpotter9210 wrote:I've had capital one for awhile now and I've pretty much hit a brick wall which is ok. I've asked for several CLI with a denial and reason was not adequate usage at current limit. And their right I don't really use it anymore so basically I stopped asking my UTL is 0%.
From what I gather from your account you asked for a CLI and their reason for denial was not paying enough or anything above the minimum payment. That would be a red flag to any bank that you maybe running into financial trouble. I would recommend for capital one use heavy and pay heavier if not PIF. That what's Been referenced quite a bit about capital one. Good luck with your journey 👍.
Thank you for the info!! I have Automatic payments set up for at least the minimum and somtimes if I have extra cash left over at the end of the week I'll pay more towards the balance. I don't want them to think I can't pay them back. Right now, I'm making weekly $100 payments until the balance is PIF.
In your opinion, would you advise me to continue making weekly $100 payments or just save up the money and pay in full?
I would do what's comfortable for you. Maybe some others will have some advise as well.
@SFLSpotter9210 wrote:I would do what's comfortable for you. Maybe some others will have some advise as well.
I appreciate your help
@Anonymous wrote:
@SFLSpotter9210 wrote:I've had capital one for awhile now and I've pretty much hit a brick wall which is ok. I've asked for several CLI with a denial and reason was not adequate usage at current limit. And their right I don't really use it anymore so basically I stopped asking my UTL is 0%.
From what I gather from your account you asked for a CLI and their reason for denial was not paying enough or anything above the minimum payment. That would be a red flag to any bank that you maybe running into financial trouble. I would recommend for capital one use heavy and pay heavier if not PIF. That what's Been referenced quite a bit about capital one. Good luck with your journey 👍.
Thank you for the info!! I have Automatic payments set up for at least the minimum and somtimes if I have extra cash left over at the end of the week I'll pay more towards the balance. I don't want them to think I can't pay them back. Right now, I'm making weekly $100 payments until the balance is PIF.
In your opinion, would you advise me to continue making weekly $100 payments or just save up the money and pay in full?
It doesnt matter how you pay it, as long as you pay it off.
Do it whichever way saves you the most on interest payments.
Sorry about your denial