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May 2016, IT SL $5.5K
Auto $3.5K CLI sometime last summer to $9K CL
Jan 2018: Bal $8800 (yikes)
No spend since, working on bal
May 31 Bal: $5800
Hit luv button first time ever: $4.5K CLI
New CL $13.5K
May 31 FICO8 EX: 674, TU: 666, EQ unknown
*Edited: 0 INQs
is there a way to track when you have requested CLI's? i just ewant to make sure I spacethem out appropriatley when asking
I belieive it's called a Calender. ^
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Carrying a big balance seems to help. I just put 1k on my Discover for a car repair , nothing compared to the ballers out there but will be interesting on my next increase
Yeah, I'm begining to think I'm gonna have to put about $5K+ on mine just to see some movement.
@Anonymous wrote:I belieive it's called a Calender. ^
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Carrying a big balance seems to help. I just put 1k on my Discover for a car repair , nothing compared to the ballers out there but will be interesting on my next increaseYeah, I'm begining to think I'm gonna have to put about $5K+ on mine just to see some movement.
Put 4k on my 4.25k limit and PIF they can care less at least for me. Just wanted to show them if they give me a limit i will use it, but nope lol.. I am not part of their target demographic of profiles
Ya. although not going to do that just to try to get a CLI off what I consider a pretty bi-polar lender that makes no sense what-so-ever. I rather play with the big boys like Chase, Citi, etc that actually assign a CL based on a profile/income rather than a dart board approach
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Probably what they hate most CC is you NOT leaving that 4k on for months on end. PIF is awesome but they probably be like whatevs