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92SelfMade
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Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

Has anyone been able to get a reduced apr with chase or a  credit line increase if so how? I've been with them for about 1 year and 4 months and am still stuck at $800 limit and  apr of 22.99%

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MovingForward_2012
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Re: Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

I just got approved for $1000 with 22.99% APR. glad to see I am not the only one. LOL! I plan to pay this sucker in full every month. Luckily it is 0% during the introductory period. Chase is a stickler!
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92SelfMade
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Re: Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

bump

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creditnocash
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Re: Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

have you used the card alot? 

 

i was approved back in july for a 500 limit with the 22.9apr but 0% on bt and purchases for the first 18 months. since then i got a auto cli to 1k last month. 

 

to my knowledge you can request one but it would be a hard pull. 



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android01
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Re: Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

Chase bought WAMU a few years back, and I had a WAMU card.  Chase immediately rate jacked my APR to 29.99% (the default rate) for no reason.  The account was 10 years old, with no issues.  Eventually they switched me to a Slate card, and about 6 months ago I PC'd it to a CSP, and got a CLI to $25,000.  I've tried and tried to get them to reduce the APR since they took over the account years ago, and they always refuse, saying that I they'll "check again in six months".  I also have a JPM Select that has the standard 14.24% that comes with that card, and they STILL won't lower the rate on the CSP.  The APR really doesn't matter as I never carry balances - it's the principal of the matter that gets to me every time I think about it! Smiley Mad

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mxp114
Valued Contributor

Re: Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

My CSP remains at the approved rate of 15.24%, everytime I ask am told to wait six months.

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92SelfMade
Contributor

Re: Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

ok so that is the same luck im gettting I cant get apr reduction for anything.. in regards to cli they want a hard inquiry and I aint having it

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drkaje
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Re: Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

I'm at 17.99% and plan on calling to ask for a reduction Tuesday.


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afbar1114
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Re: Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

Mxp114 I don't think there's a lower apr for csp
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92SelfMade
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Re: Chase Credit Line Increase and Apr Reduction

ok so based on what im hearing and being in contact with there executive office these companies will never budge on apr becuse i also get told to callbck in 6 months

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