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I was just giving a nice round number. The first time I did it. I did them back to back. One was instant and the other went 7 to 10 days. I was eventually approved. The second time I double apped, I waited a minute or so and then hit it again. Both were instant approvals.
There are members here that double app several hours apart on the same day. Both apps were still counted as a single pull.
Understood. Thanks for the info. What is the theory behind why they only get you with one pull? Does the system simply already see they have a recent pull on you so it uses the same one? Just trying to understand how this workaround is successful.
That's my best guess when it comes to what their system sees. I'd go as far to say the HP is probably good atleast for 24 hours. Also the CBs may detect a double pull and delete one of them.
I double apped Capital one in the past, TU showed two pulls for roughly 24 hours before the system deleted one.
I''m def going to try this if I get the opportunity, if not apping for 2 make apping and requesting a CLI on another off of the same HP?
I feel like the 2 apps off of on inquiry thing is a decent move to make if you really want 1 Chase card with a nice limit but apply for 2 cards with the sole intent of transferring the limit from the one you don't really want to the one you want with the higher limit. For example, say someone wants the Amazon Visa with a nice limit.
Option 1, they can apply for the Amazon Visa, likely taking 1 inquiry. Say they get approved for $5k. They then call the backdoor number and recon the limit, giving up another inquiry and say doubling their limit to $10k. End result is the card they want with around the limit they want with 2 inquiries.
Option 2, they apply for the Amazon Visa and another Chase card that they don't care about. In this example a card like the CSP would be smart as it usually comes with a decent SL. In this example the person takes 1 inquiry and hopefully gets both apps off of that single inquiry. Say they get approved with a $5k limit on the Amazon Visa but also a $10k limit on the CSP. They could move the CSP limit to the Amazon Visa and immediately close the CSP and the end result is the card they want with a 50% higher limit than in the previous example with possibly 1 inquiry instead of 2. The only negative to this method that I see is that there could be a slightly greater AAoA reduction.
Any thoughts on Option 2 here verses Option 1?