@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditInspired wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Well it's been over 24 hours now and no changes, messages or anything so far.
I suggest sending a SM. But, I think since you havent heard anything, I fear it may be a decline. You may have reached your maximum limit allowed of $36.5K at this moment in time.
Shouldn't I have received at least a message or email. I want to go ahead and unlock Equifax if it's done but I don't want to unlock it too soon and they review and do a hard pull.
It's probably declined. I asked for mine on Sunday and didn't got any updates or emails.
I asked for the DH's card at the same time and he got it a few hours later. They emailed him Monday or Tuesday about the increase.
@Anonymous wrote:91/3 is coming up next week, starting limit is $1k- met the sign up bonus and have paid the card off in full each month.
I'm wanting to ask for $8k, will they counter with a lower amount or automatically decline me for asking for too much?
What would be a reasonable amount to ask for?
I'm guessing 3x credit limit on first card. Perhaps try a third card? You might get better success?
Yes, too early. It's 91 days AND 3 statement cuts. Try again once your 3rd statement cuts. Good Luck!
@credit_endurance wrote:Hey guys, I have been away from the forums for awhile and I am a little out of the loop on the cli eligibility process for new cards lol! Go figure huh 😂
Was approved for Amex Rewards Sept 12 and 91 days was yesterday so pulled the trigger and got the review msg. Still nothing has changed in my account so I am assuming this is a denial. But my question is, did I perhaps attempt to early? Although I had reached my 91 days only 2 statements have cut. Next Statement is toward the end of the month. So my thinking is I attempted to early and need to re attempt after 3rd statement has cut?
