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I was turned down for a CLI by Citi because I'd had a CLI less than 6 months earlier.
Is this rule firm?
I did my semi annual CLI requests earlier this week for my DC and Premier at what i thought was the 6 month mark. I must have beeen off by a day or two on when my previous CLI's were, so I got the message that it had not been six months yet since my last increase.
I waited a few days, tried again and the CLI increase went through.
Yes
@Anonymous wrote:I did my semi annual CLI requests earlier this week for my DC and Premier at what i thought was the 6 month mark. I must have beeen off by a day or two on when my previous CLI's were, so I got the message that it had not been six months yet since my last increase.
I waited a few days, tried again and the CLI increase went through.
So it's not only firm, it's rigid
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I did my semi annual CLI requests earlier this week for my DC and Premier at what i thought was the 6 month mark. I must have beeen off by a day or two on when my previous CLI's were, so I got the message that it had not been six months yet since my last increase.
I waited a few days, tried again and the CLI increase went through.
So it's not only firm, it's rigid
Very much so!
I thought my last cli was 9/1 of last year, so at the first of this month I tried....and failed. Waited until Monday, and was approved on both.
I'd wait it out a few more days, I'm sure you'll get it then
@Anonymous wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I did my semi annual CLI requests earlier this week for my DC and Premier at what i thought was the 6 month mark. I must have beeen off by a day or two on when my previous CLI's were, so I got the message that it had not been six months yet since my last increase.
I waited a few days, tried again and the CLI increase went through.
So it's not only firm, it's rigid
Very much so!
I thought my last cli was 9/1 of last year, so at the first of this month I tried....and failed. Waited until Monday, and was approved on both.
I'd wait it out a few more days, I'm sure you'll get it then
I have another 4 months to go.
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I did my semi annual CLI requests earlier this week for my DC and Premier at what i thought was the 6 month mark. I must have beeen off by a day or two on when my previous CLI's were, so I got the message that it had not been six months yet since my last increase.
I waited a few days, tried again and the CLI increase went through.
So it's not only firm, it's rigid
Very much so!
I thought my last cli was 9/1 of last year, so at the first of this month I tried....and failed. Waited until Monday, and was approved on both.
I'd wait it out a few more days, I'm sure you'll get it then
I have another 4 months to go.
Ohhhhhh....a rabble rouser!! Wow, way to push the envelope! I like it!!
I would say yes for the most part. In December I was able to get a CLI on my Premier at the 3 month mark, but that hasn't been my usual experience with Citi.
Yes, they are firm at the 6 months. I tried a day before and got denied .... tried again two days later and they added $3,000. I chatted them and the CSR I spoke to advised to do the first day following the 6 month mark to be sure.