@Anonymous wrote:
@stinastina wrote:So I'm not sure why I hit the luv button today because last ti,e I tried, I got a nasty hard pull and zero increase for my efforts. My card is almost 1 year old and stuck at $250. I had stopped using it for several months but a few weeks ago I bought a blanket . Today they gave me a total of $1050. What a weird number but I'll take it. WHat's the best method to try to double dip ?
Logout, log in, click the button of Luv. Some will close the window, clear cache and cookies, open window, log in then click the button again.
Woo hoo ! Just got an increase to $1800 ! A whole year of nothing , then a HP and nothing. FInally something. 
@Anonymous wrote:
This thread is to try and consolidate information on what appears to be the emerging trend of Comenity Bank to use HPs at times for CLI requests rather than SPs. Recently there have been a number of members suddenly getting HPs when requesting, when in the past it has been a process driven by SPs.
Comenity is far from a tier-one lender and may not “matter” as much as Chase or American Express, but they are widespread in reach and the sheer number of cards they back, not to mention the relative ease of acquiring them, means they are in many wallets on this forum. In that respect, this may be a worthwhile compilation. What I’m wondering is if we can discern a breakpoint somewhere that will help determine when a HP may occur, whether it’s due to passage of time between CLI requests, the amount of the CLI being granted (which we as consumers won’t know until the HP is already used), or possibly due to the credit line already in effect at the time of the CLI request. It may even depend on which card is being increase-requested.
What I would ask of anyone who contributes is to include the following info, or as much of it as you have documented:
Card in question
Open date and whether SP/SCT or HP
Existing CL
Date of CLI
Amount of CLI
For each CLI, whether it was SP or HP
Including this for as many CLIs as you can recall would help broaden the reach of the data and may help shake out any patterns that could be buried in there. Hopefully enough data will surface that we can tabulate it to compare any trends based on any of the data included. Suggestions to improve this are definitely encouraged and welcomed!
Card in question - Total Rewards (Caesars Rewards is new name) Visa Signature
Open date and whether SP/SCT or HP - HP to open on 4/2017
Existing CL - 15000
Date of CLI - 04/01/2019
Amount of CLI - 2500
For each CLI, whether it was SP or HP - SP
hope this helps 
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Doesnt @FireMedic1 already have a thread dedicated to this? Not sure where it is but he put up mad dps to scare off most cli Comenity thrillseekers
My thread was for appyling for credit if it was a HP or SP. Which we know after Oct 2018 it all became a HP. It wasnt about CLI's like this thread. Recently 2 posters got so called SCT SP credit. Still waiting for their return to say it stuck as a SP. But since they havent been back. I'm guessing they got HP'ed. Carry on Devil.
@FireMedic1 wrote:
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Doesnt @FireMedic1 already have a thread dedicated to this? Not sure where it is but he put up mad dps to scare off most cli Comenity thrillseekersMy thread was for appyling for credit if it was a HP or SP. Which we know after Oct 2018 it all became a HP. It wasnt about CLI's like this thread. Recently 2 posters got so called SCT SP credit. Still waiting for their return to say it stuck as a SP. But since they havent been back. I'm guessing they got HP'ed. Carry on Devil.
I was hp-ed a month ago but did not get a cli as requested. My recent cli request was a SP and then I double dipped for another SP.
@Anonymous wrote:
I have now spent enough to move up to the top tier of three (Angel Forever) on the card
Ahhh, look at you.....@ImTheDevil is really an Angel Forever
