Chase CSP $10k CLI

[Anonymous]

Feeling froggy after success with Citibank Costco Visa Approval on Tuesday and the Barclay AAdvantage Approval this morning..knowing they will put another hole in my tattered Equifax Report.

Chase CSP History:

5/3/16 - $5,000 SL Instant Approval

8/4/16 - $5,000 Auto CLI to $10,000

5/19/17 - $10,000 CLI to $20,000

Here's my stats:

FICO 8: EX 696 | EQ 695 | TU 705

INQs: EX 7 | EQ 18 | TU 11

UTIL% ~15% 

AAoA: 1.9 years

*Newest account (Reported) Citi Costco Visa 5/16/17 to EX & EQ

[AverageJoesCredit]

Ribbit Ribbit, Chase does like to Giveth

Im guessing Chase likes your spend with them do they look the other way with your recent spree lol. Enjoy your new limit CC1

[Anonymous]

@AJC they like the spend for sure, about $40k on the card May 2016 - May 2017, have never carried a balance and statement has cut with a balance maybe 3 or 4 times

[AverageJoesCredit]

Gulp

[Anonymous]

You're definitely on fire cashcorp super congrats! 😊

[Anonymous]

Congratulations on the great approval and SL!!!!!

[Anonymous]

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@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Ribbit Ribbit, Chase does like to Giveth

Im guessing Chase likes your spend with them do they look the other way with your recent spree lol. Enjoy your new limit CC1

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@Anonymous ...still no HP notification either, I had asked for one back in March, but EQ was frozen, just never bothered to unfreeze and call back. EQ monitoring is usually immediate with HP notification so curious what they pulled (or if they pulled) they just AR'd EX/EQ/TU about a week ago.

EDIT: BING ...EQ HP NOTIFICATION LOL, GUESS BC IT WAS LATE AT NIGHT DIDN'T ALERT UNTIL THIS MORNING.

[AverageJoesCredit]

Ah well, at least that hp gives you more Freedom with using your card

[Anonymous]

cashcorp1 awesome CLIs ... you prove there are CLIs with Chase and good ones. Myficoer's can certainly take a lesson from you Great job!

[Anonymous]

@Dinosaur They're definitely a tough one to crack with CLI's but it can be done. I'm convinced more than ever that they're internal scoring weighs "payoff" payments or number of times the account has been paid to $0, very heavily.