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DId a search but didn't see any recent posts.
Just curious what their CLI policy is? Is it 6 months? I see you can request online, is it a HP? Has anyone had success with a second card down the line? I know they are geo-fenced cards unless you get an invite which is how I got in.
I am just thinking ahead as I just got the card and have zero experience with this bank
Here are data points from @Anonymous . Maybe every 4 months?
https://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Credit-Card-Approvals/FNBO-SP-CLI/m-p/5929101
@Jnbmom wrote:DId a search but didn't see any recent posts.
Just curious what their CLI policy is? Is it 6 months? I see you can request online, is it a HP? Has anyone had success with a second card down the line? I know they are geo-fenced cards unless you get an invite which is how I got in.
I am just thinking ahead as I just got the card and have zero experience with this bank
For new accounts, the typical timeframe for the 1st CLI request is 6 months. You would call (do not request online), ask to see if your account has any special CLI offers. They'll read a disclosure then ask for the usual income, mortgage stuff and see if there's a SP offer; if there is, they'll ask whether you'll accept or request a higher amount. If you request anything higher or if you wish to proceed absent the SP offer, it will result in a HP.
I got my FNBO in april of this year. I went online to pay my cc and noticed an email message stating please update your income. I updated my income and noticed a week later an email stating Congratulations on your new line of credit. So, it will be 6 months before you will be eligible for credit line increase. FNBO is a great bank!
I can confirm that calling the number on the back of the card and asking about the possibility of a SP CLI or possible card upgrades is painless. I was asked for my income and monthly rent payment, and was approve for a $5000 increase (up from 13k) and told that I had a retention offer for a lower interest rate.
FNBO is a great bank with amazing customer service (especially compared to Wells Fargo and Capital One).
@James3 wrote:I can confirm that calling the number on the back of the card and asking about the possibility of a SP CLI or possible card upgrades is painless. I was asked for my income and monthly rent payment, and was approve for a $5000 increase (up from 13k) and told that I had a retention offer for a lower interest rate.
FNBO is a great bank with amazing customer service (especially compared to Wells Fargo and Capital One).
Congratulations on your SP CLI ...
@James3 wrote:I can confirm that calling the number on the back of the card and asking about the possibility of a SP CLI or possible card upgrades is painless. I was asked for my income and monthly rent payment, and was approve for a $5000 increase (up from 13k) and told that I had a retention offer for a lower interest rate.
FNBO is a great bank with amazing customer service (especially compared to Wells Fargo and Capital One).
Congratulations on your CLI and retention lower APR offer!
@James3 wrote:I can confirm that calling the number on the back of the card and asking about the possibility of a SP CLI or possible card upgrades is painless. I was asked for my income and monthly rent payment, and was approve for a $5000 increase (up from 13k) and told that I had a retention offer for a lower interest rate.
FNBO is a great bank with amazing customer service (especially compared to Wells Fargo and Capital One).
That's terrific! Thanks for sharing and Congratulations on your approval!! 🎉🥂