Looks like chase gave me an autocli with no notice. Must have happened at my 3 month mark. Is this common? Not complaining at all, I was just a bit suprised to see the new limit.
@Kreewrote:Looks like chase gave me an autocli with no notice. Must have happened at my 3 month mark. Is this common? Not complaining at all, I was just a bit suprised to see the new limit.
My understanding is that auto-CLI's from Chase are as rare as hen's teeth.
I for one have never gotten one. I've been with them a year and a half.
@Anonymouswrote:
Congrats.
My RapidRewards card got an auto-CLI at the three month mark too with no notice. What was your beginning CL?
4,500 CLI'd to 5,500
@SouthJamaicawrote:
@Kreewrote:Looks like chase gave me an autocli with no notice. Must have happened at my 3 month mark. Is this common? Not complaining at all, I was just a bit suprised to see the new limit.
My understanding is that auto-CLI's from Chase are as rare as hen's teeth.
I for one have never gotten one. I've been with them a year and a half.
I'm financing my weddings and getting reimbursed by my future father-in-law. Along with a few business trip expenses I've pushed 10k through the card and paid in full each month. I guess its what Chase likes.
In my experience, sometimes creditors send you an email if they haven't tracked any usage after the CLI. Discover does this to me a lot where if I login and stumble upon a CLI and use the card pretty close after receiving the CLI, I won't get a notice. If I get a CLI and don't use the card I get a "Congratulations on your new CLI" email.
For me, I think it's their way of being like "look we gave you your CLI that you've been complaining about, and you haven't even used the card, so go knock yourself out with it."
Congrats on your Chase CLI.
I've had my Freedom for two years with no love at all