Congrats on you Citi DC increase! Any increase is better than no increase!
BBS, after seeing the glitch, and then realizing, No Soup for us. 
my Citi increases have never been like The 4th of July
"Meh"
although My Initial SL was Strong on Both Cards,
increases, well nothing exciting.
Congrats!!
@Anonymous wrote:Perhaps, but I have definitely seen some heavy Citi limits relative to income.
I think the recent glitch is pretty solid proof of that, as it allowed us to see a good 10 people push their limit to whatever internal limit Citi would allow them all at once. There were people reporting $60k, $70k etc. as their bumped up limit, which at 30%-40% of income would put their income at $150k-$200k+, something I didn't see reported by anyone. I suppose some of the larger limits I've seen could be outlier examples. I suppose I'll start a thread just to see what kind of responses we get on this.
We will never know but 150-200k isnt alot for a lot of these people on this forum. that isn't a ton for a married couple that make each a decent salary only 75k-100k a person which is pretty easy. Anyways just keep building up with SP's and once you hit the threshold they will certainly let you know by the max exposure letter whenever that might be. They are still better than Discover on SP's at least for me as you can certainly at least count on two decent ones per year without much guessing
Congrats, BBS!!👍👍👍
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@Anonymous wrote:My CLI today (6 month mark since my last) on my Citi DC card was a bit of a let down, $3000, taking me from $23,300 --> $26,300. My first 3 CLIs on the card which started at $7300 were all in the $5000-$7000 range, so I was expecting today's CLI to land at least somewhere in there. I was actually hoping for a bit more, since I've now had the account 2 years and from what I've seen/read Citi seems to get more comfortable extending [additional] credit as time elapses.
I'm not sure why this CLI was less than my previous ones. I give the card pretty heavy use, as it's my daily driver and see's 20-30 swipes per cycle. In 2018 my spend on the card was around $40k.
Anyone else see CLI growth on their Citi card subside for any reason and if so, do you have an idea why?
If only I was eligible a week ago from a CLI, I could have taken advantage of the "glitch" and bumped my limit up significantly
Congrats on the CLI @BrutalBodyShots! I like how $3,000 is meh to you 
When I got my first two Citi cards the combined limits were less than $3k lol You're right with your kind of spend they should be tossing cash your way like it's on fire, but Citi right?
They have been decreasing their regular amounts because I was getting around $8k on CLI's, then down to $5k and most recent was $2k -- based on my recent activity I'm sure they'll be banning me from CLI's for the next 10 years (limit still intact btw lol)
It is what it is, I suppose. It's just mildly frustrating that the card I use most (Citi DC) is the one that seemingly is going to take the longest to grow. I've got $44k and $55k limits on my Discover and Amex cards, respectively, that I use less than 5% of the limit per year, where last year I used around 200% of my Citi DC limit.
Ultimately it's not a huge deal, but last year I did report around a $10k balance on the then ~$19k DC limit, which is higher than I like to show. Fortunately now after 2 more CLIs that balance would have me under 50% utilization. Ultimately I'd like this card to get to around $40k or so, giving me plenty of breathing room.
Too bad I couldn't get in on that glitch last week, as this would all be an irrelevant discussion 
