US Bank adds CLI requests via app and online?

[Anonymous]

In a weird way, the pattern feels lime 50-100% increases based on SL/current limit

[Poppa]

I got my card November 2018 $4000 SL. Read about the SP CLIs goin on here and gave it a shot. $4000 CLI to $8000. So far no alerts of HP. 

[Remedios]

When I asked for increase on AR, i lost screenshot because i walked away after hitting submit button, i guess it timed out.
I was certain it would either get denied or manual review would happen, neither option being screenshot worthy lol

Then, i felt like really weird posting about increase because CLI link clearly indicates HP. I guess they are just covering their bases in case HP is actually performed.

Now I have a different problem, and that's wanting to go back and see what happens lol
That's one urge I'm going to resist, because while I appreciate data points, I dont want to be one.

I'm happy with imaginary money they are letting me play with during a billing cycle.
I can start groveling about Citi now.

[Anonymous]

Im a USBank/Citi person. For now. Both have done me good to be honest. 

[Anonymous]

Still not sure if my data point is an anomaly or something else for some reasons listed in my thread. But I do agree with you Remi that the CLI metrics may be wayyy different from the card qualification scorecard.

Moreover, some of it could be seasonality.

[icednightpaper]

Reading through this thread again I decided to shoot my own shot. Mobile app: instant approval for $4,000 increase, up to $9,000. Card opened 8/2017, $0 balance currently, never received auto-CLI. Whether it be a hard pull is yet to be determined.

[Poppa]

Got the HP today. 

[Anonymous]

Welp. I also got a hp today. seems weird and delayed excessively, but there it is

[imaximous]

Posted update and info from USB underwriting dept. in first post.

[icednightpaper]

Thanks imaximous for the update, interesting how you kind of have the "choice" of going about the CLI request.

I want to post an update of my own: I never got a HP for my own mobile app request a few weeks back, additionally I've spent a total of $3,000 in BT and <$500 in actual purchases over the two years I've had the Cash+. It doesn't exactly help determine how US Bank works but figured I would share.