Never seen that denial reason before.

[Anonymous]

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@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
What , now even Credit cards use steroids?. Not everyone can be Citi or Chase and have to wait years for an auto cli or hp cli bump lol!.

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NFCU obviously uses steroids on their CLI's as a great example  

[Anonymous]

That's a funny one. Just like it's legal to have 6 plants. well if you rotate the plants with your neighbor so they are always ready to harvest…

[Anonymous]

I have never seen that reason before.

When a creditor does a HP upon an application submission, can they see your previous credit card limits or just your current ones?  If they can only see what you currently have, I'm not sure how they'd be able to determine how fast you've grown your limits?

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I have never seen that reason before.

When a creditor does a HP upon an application submission, can they see your previous credit card limits or just your current ones?  If they can only see what you currently have, I'm not sure how they'd be able to determine how fast you've grown your limits?

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I recently obtained a full copy of my DW's TU report in conjunction with a dispute we were doing - on it were the exact history of what limits applied on which dates.  An exact history of CLI's their frequency, and their amounts.  So, assuming that their paying customers get AT LEAST as much data as I do for free, then yes

[tiffjtiffj]

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@rmduhon wrote:
I applied for a Chase Amazon Visa and got declined. One of the reasons was:

Card limits grew too fast.

I'm pretty sure that they mean the Synchrony accounts. Has anyone else gotten this reason before?

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@tiffjtiffj wrote:

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@rmduhon wrote:
I applied for a Chase Amazon Visa and got declined. One of the reasons was:

Card limits grew too fast.

I'm pretty sure that they mean the Synchrony accounts. Has anyone else gotten this reason before?

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Post of the day!!!! 😂