UPDATE: Discover CLI request, 2-Day review message. Never gotten this before.

[LuckyBird]

blecchhhh

[RonM21]

Going by a lot of threads on here, many see the increase by the time it hits 2 days. So there is still a chance!

[LuckyBird]

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@RM21 wrote:
Going by a lot of threads on here, many see the increase by the time it hits 2 days. So there is still a chance!

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Maybe so.  I've been reading some of those threads the last few minutes.  No reason to be denied, really, except possibly that I just got a $1500 increase about 2 months ago.  But when I hit the button a couple of weeks ago I got the "too soon" denial instantly, so I'm guessing this is different.

The only thing they may not like is that I really only use it for the bonus categories, but we'll see what happens. 

[Anonymous]

that's usually a really good sign 

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[GoldSorata]

My 2 day review that I got last week ended up being a $6k CLI. Previous times it's been a CLI as well. Just log back into your account in about 8-10 hours and you might just see your limit higher.

[Ghoshida]

I've seen it go either way with the 2 day thing.

Silver lining is if you get declined, you get a free TU report

[Runitup]

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@GoldSorata wrote:

My 2 day review that I got last week ended up being a $6k CLI. Previous times it's been a CLI as well. Just log back into your account in about 8-10 hours and you might just see your limit higher.

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Hey, me too.  

[Anonymous]

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@Ghoshida wrote:
I've seen it go either way with the 2 day thing.

Silver lining is if you get declined, you get a free TU report

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can you please elaborate on this! thanks!

[Anonymous]

If you get denied, you can ask for a free TU report.  I've seen the 2 day response go either way also.  Sometimes they want to see more cc use at your current limit.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

If you get denied, you can ask for a free TU report.  I've seen the 2 day response go either way also.  Sometimes they want to see more cc use at your current limit.

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even when it was only  a soft pull denial?!? wow! i did not know that.