598,
It tanked ALOT (64 Points) with the small mistake I made this month of forgetting the cut off date for this card and the discover so I sent the payment after they reported my balance which was at 98%(Amazon) and 95% (Discover). That is the main reason I wanted a CLI in case I ever leave a balance by accident and it gets reported I wanted it to be lower UTIL rate.
I realise the Discover is a baby limit and want to change that but I think I might not get approved for CLI since they just recently graduated my secured account.
I'm going to stop using my discover till I get a better limit because even a pizza is like 5% of my Credit Limit. 
@Anonymous wrote:598,
It tanked ALOT (64 Points) with the small mistake I made this month of forgetting the cut off date for this card and the discover so I sent the payment after they reported my balance which was at 98%(Amazon) and 95% (Discover). That is the main reason I wanted a CLI in case I ever leave a balance by accident and it gets reported I wanted it to be lower UTIL rate.
I realise the Discover is a baby limit and want to change that but I think I might not get approved for CLI since they just recently graduated my secured account.
I'm going to stop using my discover till I get a better limit because even a pizza is like 5% of my Credit Limit.
Probably not going to get a CLI with that TU score. From what I have seen, Synchrony seems to do credit limit increases based on tiers of TU score. 650 seems to get you $3500. 675 - $5000, 700 - $10k and on and on. As always YMMV.
FWIW, I have never gotten a CLI just with the luv button on any of my Synchrony accounts. It's always taken either an online chat or call in. I know others have had success with the button, but I have not.
@Anonymous wrote:598,
It tanked ALOT (64 Points) with the small mistake I made this month of forgetting the cut off date for this card and the discover so I sent the payment after they reported my balance which was at 98%(Amazon) and 95% (Discover). That is the main reason I wanted a CLI in case I ever leave a balance by accident and it gets reported I wanted it to be lower UTIL rate.
I realise the Discover is a baby limit and want to change that but I think I might not get approved for CLI since they just recently graduated my secured account.
I'm going to stop using my discover till I get a better limit because even a pizza is like 5% of my Credit Limit.
@I got a CLI on my Amazon Prime Acct. from $800 > $3500 within 2wks of opening the acct. with a TU almost exactly what yours is. I called Credit Solutions @ 877-379-8173. I had just been approved for a Walmart store card and within minutes I calledd CS based on info I saw on these boards. I asked for $10K on my Wally card and they countered with $3500 so I said "Thanks!". Then, while we're at it could you check my Amazon acct too? Bam!!! $3500...
@Anonymous best my Tu was 601, it has been going up and down a few points over the past month as inq's & new accts are posted, I have been paying down UTI and got it under 10% (Most are @ $0) and today my TU is 662.
Bottom line, CALL THEM. They are not hostile and deal very professionally over the phone.
BTW: looking at your accts. it seems to me that you should go back to the Cap1 pre-qual site (linked below) and get the Platinum. This card can be PC'd to the standard QS after the 2nd statement cuts and then you will have a card that is not sub-prime and gives cash rewards. The to Cap1 cards can be combined when they are both over 6mths old and both credit limits will be combined for a larger total.
https://findmycard.capitalone.com/en/PageVersions/LandingPages/LP_ONE_V01.aspx
Don't forget to hit the LUV button at least every week on your Cap1 accts. It soesn't hurt your score and is an SP only. They are very generous about giving CLI's to customers that are using the products. And you will get your STEPS CLI after the 6mnth mark on each card as well.
Blessings to you and stay in the game. You'll really start to see your numbers rise very soon. Don't worry about momentary bounces in your scores as the inq's and new accts will have some affect. You are more interested in the long view when it comes to credit building.