That is exactly the same message I got when I applied for the IT card! I called immediately and asked to speak with a "credit analyst" be sure you specify that. When I talked with her she asked about the recent inquiries which I explained to her was because 1. I just purchased a new car and 2. The card applications were due to me trying to get a few cc accounts going to help bring my score up and establish a good credit history, but when approved for some of the cards the interest rates and starting lines were not ideal so I wanted to shop around for better cards and I thought Discover was one of the best!lol Of course they like hearing that you think highly of their products and she advised me that having multiple inquiries cause auto denial or manual reviews through the system and anaylst don't like a lot of inquiries as its a red flag, but since I had a good explanation for them that they were going to approve the application but only for $2500 until I established a history with them at which time I could request CLI's every 6 months. So that is why I said it's hard to get a good starting line with inquiries. She told me that was all the system would let her give me to start, but if I hadn't had the inquiries I would have been eligible for $5000 to $7500 :/ So I'm sure its a YMMV situation just like everything else but most definantly call in and talk with them b/c all CCC's can be reconed, but some are known to be better than others, Discover being one of them.
You should be able to call back in now! Do you have your app reference number? If not they can look it up with your SS# and the regular CSR told me that day that mine wasn't in the system yet either but the anaylst pulled it right up no problem. Go ahead and try again and even if its a low limit take it and garden it until you get where you want to be. These CCC's don't really like seeing accounts being opened and closed in such short periods...it kind of spooks them just like the inquiries and new accounts. Its a very fine line of sensitivity with these companies, but I think you're on the right track and when you get them paid off try to keep your utilization at or below 30% across all cards for best FICO scores and ideally you would want all cards at $0 balance with only one card reporting under 10% 
Hope this helps you...and please update us after speaking with them!!
@Anonymous wrote:High Hopes you are awesome. Kudos kudos kudos. I really hope that this works out. I will definitely let you know as soon as I am off the phone with them.
Well thank you 
I really hope it works out for you also! I think i've had too long a work week b/c I totally forgot about today being the weekend so I'm not sure how Discover operates, but you may have to wait until Monday to speak with an analyst. Either way...good luck and fingers crossed for ya!
YAY!!!!! So glad it worked out for you 
Now you should be set on the road to success and just remember all the important parts of maintaining your score and you'll be sailing high in no time!