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Chase Slate Question.

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Anonymous
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Re: Chase Slate Question.


@ObeyJohnny12 wrote:

UPDATE: 

 

So i just called for both my Slate and Freedom and both were a success. Smiley Happy

 

I managed to get a 2000 increase on the Slate bringing it up to 2500 (asked for more but it was a no go), and I got a 2000 on the Freedom bringing it up to 3000.

 

I got a total of 5,000 within a few minutes, however each increase was a hp. 

 

I'm so happy both recons were a success, and now I'm off to the garden again to let my cards grow for a while. 

 

This forum is very very helpful and thanks everyone for the tips and advice. Smiley LOL

 

 


 

That's great -- congrats! Personally, I always think that it's worth a recon if you don't get what you want. After all, you already took the hit with the HP, so why not talk to a human and see if you can make a case for getting what you wanted? Glad to hear that it worked out for you.

 

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rootpooty
Valued Contributor

Re: Chase Slate Question.


@ObeyJohnny12 wrote:

UPDATE: 

 

 

I got a total of 5,000 within a few minutes, however each increase was a hp. 

 

 

 


Wait how many hp's did it cost you?

NFCU plat 5k | NAVCHECK 5k | NFCU cashrewards 15k | BOFA 123 6k |
Chase Freedom 1.5k | Amazon 3K | Walmart 3K | Buckle 300 | AMEX BCE 2.5K | CHASE CSP 12K | CITI sears 6k | Kay 2k

On the prowl for Chase Sapphire Preferred! APPROVED 12K!
scores 7/14 647 622 630 (85%util)
scores 8/14 767 760 758 Boom! finally in the 700 club
Message 12 of 18
distantarray
Established Contributor

Re: Chase Slate Question.


@ObeyJohnny12 wrote:

UPDATE: 

 

So i just called for both my Slate and Freedom and both were a success. Smiley Happy

 

I managed to get a 2000 increase on the Slate bringing it up to 2500 (asked for more but it was a no go), and I got a 2000 on the Freedom bringing it up to 3000.

 

I got a total of 5,000 within a few minutes, however each increase was a hp. 

 

I'm so happy both recons were a success, and now I'm off to the garden again to let my cards grow for a while. 

 

This forum is very very helpful and thanks everyone for the tips and advice. Smiley LOL

 

 


Now this is your next steps

 

1. Call Chase up and say you want to move $1000 / $2000 increase you just got onyour Chase Freedom onto your Chase Slate to give yourself $3,500 ($500 +$2000 increase you just got, and $1,000 moved over from Freedom would make your Slate's credit limit $3,500 credit limit for 0% interest rates on balance transfers. 

 

2. Pay off your debt =P

 

3. Call again after your debt is paid off, then request to move $3,000 of your $3,500 Slate limit to your Freedom card. making $5,000 limit required to create a Visa Signiture card.

 

4. Enjoy and buy me a beer for the great idea Smiley Happy  (your 19 so I take paypal)

 

 


total credit limits $108,400 Credit scores Ex 728 EQ 738 TU 758
Message 13 of 18
Anonymous
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Re: Chase Slate Question.

so upset. My fico just recommended some cards based on my score and slate declined me. ..now i have an inquiry ughhh...

Message 14 of 18
ObeyJohnny12
Established Contributor

Re: Chase Slate Question.

Recon! Cant hurt to try. Chase is very flexible when it comes to it as long as you have nothing bad on your reports. How does your reports look? Any baddies, inquiries?
Wells Fargo Secured - 7k
Opensky - 5k
Rebuilding One Day At A Time.
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Anonymous
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Re: Chase Slate Question.

i have some old delinquincies..their killing me, but my fico is 650 so i thought i had a shot. 

Message 16 of 18
09Lexie
Moderator Emerita

Re: Chase Slate Question.


@Anonymous wrote:

i have some old delinquincies..their killing me, but my fico is 650 so i thought i had a shot. 


Recon...you already suffered the hit. 

Message 17 of 18
Anonymous
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Re: Chase Slate Question.

i tried they said-no shot

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