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I've been trying to get an increase on my Apple Card for about a year. The reason they kept giving me is -
You have not used and paid enough of your Apple Card credit limit since your last credit limit increase.
a few months ago, I bought a new set of AirPods and finance them for a few months. tonight I requested an increase. Got bumped from $6500 to $8500.
Nice, congratulations on your CLI and new limit!
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Congrats on the increase!
Speaking of the Apple card, I finally used mine the other day when I bought a new Mac so maybe they'll finally increase the limit on ours lol.
Nice! I wonder if a non-Apple purchase would have produced the same results?
Congrats! For myself this has been the ONLY way I can get a Apple increase. Year after year they deny saying the same exact thing. On the two times I have gotten credit increases it was after I financed say a iPhone with Apple Card. After payoff they always increase it. Any other time zero.
Interesting - is that an automatic increase?
Congrats OP! @USMCOne I got this Apple card (sure is pretty lol) and have got a measly $1000 cl so have not used more than $100 and have pif before statement cuts. had it for four months so far, only spent 100 a month or 10% util per month.
I decided to leave a $100 balance and just pay the min for the next 3 months lol it doesn't have a min finance charge and mine's at 24.49% APR - low relatively speaking lol... I don't mind paying a little interest on a very small balance to see if I can get it to grow this other way cause I simply won't finance any Apple products on this card, but it is a good default card for 2% I just can't work with the tiny limit they gave me. I'm between 700 - 750 FICOs across the board most versions including bankcard.
Congrats!
I just tried and was told I haven't used/paid enough since my last request. Maybe I should pay off my 17 Pro Max in full instead of keeping the installments and see what happens.