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@Anonymous wrote:I found my credit steps information in the document center on the site...... I believe it is the statements/documents. Click on statements then go to documents. That is where I found mine.
Yeah, thank you. I think because I have the Quicksilver I am not enrolled in credit steps.. only those who have the QS1. Ill check my moms account to see since she has the QS1.
I went from $300 to $1800 in the first 6 months. The $300 is super low so I would rack it up and pay it off 2-3 times during December X-mas shopping.
It has been a year so probably time to request another CLI and do a PC to QS.
Go for it. I think you should be fine. Try contacting them via Live chat.
I have QS ONE. Opended on Nov 22, 2014 with a 650 FS below across the board and BK on EX. Scores up across the board and BK (disputed off-finally removed after 5x trying) removed. I went into my account online on 3/18/2015 and requested my own CLI. 1k to 3K just like that. You dont have wait for the 5th statement. I wonder will I get the additional $500 next month?
Hi kerinmiami, did you get your additional increase after all? if so, was for the $500?
Hi,
Yes it was increased for the additional $500 with my May statement.
I'll apply for a Venture or Ventura One card in December.
In my experience, it seems like the amount of increase is dependent on these factors:
I received my QS1 in Nov 14 with a 500 CL. Felt blessed since my FAKO score was 593. They told me that my CL would "probably" be increased to 750 once I completed credit steps. I wanted to test that, So, I used my card for at least 25 transactions a month, maxing it out a few times (never went over), but always paying the posted balance in full the next day. I also left a 1% balance every month on the cycle date. In May, I had a CLI to 2500! I'm pretty sure they assumed that since I managed to PIF despite my crazy transactions, that I should be "rewarded" with a higher than normal credit steps CLI. YMMV.
Congrats to you both on the increases.
I guess I did the opposite. I made a large purchase on my first month and made multiple payments, averaging one payment per week. From what my email stated, they just wanted me to use it within the first 5 months to establish a balance then make monthly on-time payments on that balance to prove I can handle my responsibilities and the limit increase shall be granted. But receiving a $1000 or 2 more than expected is always nice. 13 days from today, my 6th statement cuts, hoping for big money and no whammies.