Im not sure as to how im getting this with my scores but... should i go for it? is chase prequals ad reliable as Capone prequals?
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Any feedback would be very much appriciated.
thank you guys.
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Chase Freedom®
Cash Back & Save On Interest
EARN A $150 BONUS
after you spend $500 on purchases in your first 3 months from account opening*
- 5% cash back on up to $1,500 in combined purchases in bonus categories each quarter you activate*
- Unlimited 1% cash back on all other purchases—it's automatic*
- 0% Intro APR and No Annual Fee†
Chase Slate®
Save on Interest & Free Monthly FICO® Score
$0 INTRO BALANCE TRANSFER FEE†
0% Intro APR†
- $0 Annual Fee†
- NEW! Free Monthly Credit Score and More - See the reasons behind your score and View a summary of your Credit Report information
- No Penalty APR Paying late won't raise your interest rate (APR)†
Well there you go... very excited for the approval
You'll receive your new card and Cardmember Agreement in 7-10 business days. When your card arrives, please confirm you received it by logging on to Chase.com or calling the toll-free number provided.
- Your new account has a credit line of $500.
If this does not meet your needs, you can discuss available credit line options with a Customer Service Specialist when you call to confirm receipt of your card.
- Your Purchase Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is 22.99% variable.
For all rate, fee and cost information, please refer to the Cardmember Agreement you'll receive with your card.
- Your Intro APR is 0% for the first 15 billing cycles your Account is open.
Note: If your response included balance transfer requests, those requests are still under review. You'll receive information about your requests in the mail within the next ten business days.
Thank you for choosing Chase.
congrats
@Anonymous wrote:
You'll receive your new card and Cardmember Agreement in 7-10 business days. When your card arrives, please confirm you received it by logging on to Chase.com or calling the toll-free number provided.
- Your new account has a credit line of $500.
If this does not meet your needs, you can discuss available credit line options with a Customer Service Specialist when you call to confirm receipt of your card.
- Your Purchase Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is 22.99% variable.
For all rate, fee and cost information, please refer to the Cardmember Agreement you'll receive with your card.
- Your Intro APR is 0% for the first 15 billing cycles your Account is open.
Note: If your response included balance transfer requests, those requests are still under review. You'll receive information about your requests in the mail within the next ten business days.
Thank you for choosing Chase.
@Anonymous wrote:
You'll receive your new card and Cardmember Agreement in 7-10 business days. When your card arrives, please confirm you received it by logging on to Chase.com or calling the toll-free number provided.
- Your new account has a credit line of $500.
If this does not meet your needs, you can discuss available credit line options with a Customer Service Specialist when you call to confirm receipt of your card.
- Your Purchase Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is 22.99% variable.
For all rate, fee and cost information, please refer to the Cardmember Agreement you'll receive with your card.
- Your Intro APR is 0% for the first 15 billing cycles your Account is open.
Congrats! Freedom is a good card. I've had mine for over 8 years now.
Chances of an initial CLI are better if you do call in than if you don't... 
If you have a good idea of what you want to spend on the card, have that ready when you call. It's cool that they acknowledge that a $500 card isn't useful to everyone (wish Bank of America could figure that out). But be practical with your request... if they start you with $500 they might not be ready to bump that to five figures yet.
It looks like you have the highest interest rate, but you also have a 15-cycle 0% offer. So don't worry about that for a year or so.
Grats and if your try to recon the limit, it'll be an additional HP, just a heads up. As far as actually getting a higher limit, in all honesty, the $500 SL signifies you were borderline approved, IMO. I would just sit back and work with that limit for a little while and try for an increase after 6 months+.
