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Marky, as mentioned already in this thread. I've been successful at getting a CLI every 90 days. Three so far.
Marky, as mentioned already in this thread. I've been successful at getting a CLI every 90 days. Three so far.
Have you tried for them at exactly 90 days, or have you attempted them at intervals < 90 days, just without success?
Seems like I'm on a 3-month cycle for CLIs. Got my first auto-CLI of a whopping $200, and then an additional $300 with the luv button within a day or so. I tried the luv button monthly and just got another $300 at 3 months (was declined the previous week, I think I requested a couple days too soon). I then called the 800# and asked for more and got another $700. They told me they would consider me for a larger increase but it would cost a HP. I took my $1000 and thanked them kindly.
I'll probably continue to ask monthly and just be cognizant of the actual date I received my last one, rather than relying on the 1st of the month when my account updates and a new score is pulled. Good luck.
Starting Score: EQ - 691; TU - 726; EX - 711
@jl4 wrote:For new cards, the hard minimum is 90 days.
Source: asked when I got my 2nd Discover card.
Why do some CSRs give out misinformation labeled as "fact" when, in fact, there isn't a clearly defined policy or they just don't know?
The "hard minimum" is not 90 days. There might not be a hard minimum. Maybe it is 3 calendar months must occur (endpoints included), as was suggested to me. I don't know. I do know I got a new card CLI at 75 days as detailed here.
| Total CL: $321.7k | UTL: 2% | AAoA: 7.0yrs | Baddies: 0 | Other: Lease, Loan, *No Mortgage, All Inq's from Jun '20 Car Shopping |










Why do some CSRs give out misinformation labeled as "fact" when, in fact, there isn't a clearly defined policy or they just don't know?
The "hard minimum" is not 90 days. There might not be a hard minimum. Maybe it is 3 calendar months must occur (endpoints included), as was suggested to me. I don't know. I do know I got a new card CLI at 75 days as detailed here.
What comes out of a CSRs mouth doesn't have to be factual or accurate. It's well documented that CSRs are notoriously misinformed. To verify this, all one needs to do is call 3 different times and ask the same question to 3 different CSRs. I'd be shocked if anyone got the same answer all 3 times.
People have received Discover CLIs in under 90 days and on established accounts there have been reports of multiple CLIs as close together as 21 days apart. You won't find a CSR that will tell you that, but it has been documented on this forum.
Noone knows exactly the secret sauce to discovers madness.. That said... It *is* pretty well known that they want to see at least 3months/statements (this is up for debate whether its either/or/both) and there are good examples of an auto-cli a few days after the third statement if they like what they see... If not. thats a good time to try to hulksmash.. The other thing is.. realize when they pull your report for the in-app fico.. and please please save the trees and dont go CLI happy on the button.. at least wait for the new pull before asking again




@joltdude wrote:... and please please save the trees and dont go CLI happy on the button ...
Cap1 is good in this regard -- I've got an online mailbox stuffed with them. No tree chopping for them.