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@Anonymous wrote:
Last week, the weirdest thing happened. My Fako Ck scores jumped up by 18 points bringing my FAKOs to roughly 740. My real FICOs hover around 760.
I'd strongly suggest ignoring those CK scores, since you're probably the only person looking at them (not your lenders or potential lenders). Definitely don't let those scores impact your decision at all to apply for a product.
I tried too early last night after reading about success from others prior to the third statement cut. Denied, likely because of insufficient time with account. Discover it Student rewards opened 6/24/2019 but the second statement already cut and the third is set for 9/6/2019. I got a little too excited reading these forums but I hope it won't affect the 90 day love.
I am about ready for my first try for disco cli. 3rd statement cuts in a couple days. EX is 731, EQ 714 but TU is only 620. Im trying to figure out who they use for cli. They originally pulled EX. Does anyone know who they pull for cli?
@tbea1004 wrote:Does anyone know who they pull for cli?
They don't pull anything at the time of the CLI request. What they do is go off of your last TU Fico 8 SP for account maintenance, which of course you can check yourself when logged into your account. This is why many suggest waiting until after your TU score on your account updates, especially if you know that it's going to be better due to a utilization paydown, for example.
I got CLI's in 300 dollar increments every 3 or 4 months when I requested. My last one was a 700 dollar auto increase from 3,300 to 4,000. I would say just use it heavily and pay the balance off each month.
@Keatonsdaddy wrote:I would say just use it heavily and pay the balance off each month.
Many (myself included) have reported better CLI results when using their Discover card less or not at all relative to using it a lot. My point here is that heavy use is not a requirement for big Discover CLIs. I say this just so that people don't spend unnecessarily, move spend from other cards to Discover, or do anything else that's not a financially sound move in order to attempt to stimulate a Discover CLI.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Keatonsdaddy wrote:I would say just use it heavily and pay the balance off each month.
Many (myself included) have reported better CLI results when using their Discover card less or not at all relative to using it a lot. My point here is that heavy use is not a requirement for big Discover CLIs. I say this just so that people don't spend unnecessarily, move spend from other cards to Discover, or do anything else that's not a financially sound move in order to attempt to stimulate a Discover CLI.
I wish I could give your post 5 thumbs-up. I got a $3K CLI earlier this month with no spend in 7-8 months because of a BT and @Remedios just got a $7K CLI with basically no spend—wait for it—in like forever. 🤣😁 Yep, increasing spend on Discover is definitely not a guarantee of a CLI.