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I have had my Amazon Prime Visa for 4 years, and only two auto CLI, from SL of $5000, to $6000, to $9000... 3 years ago.
I have not had an Auto CLI for years now for either my Chase Freedom at 6K and Amazon Prime at 9K. I've tried increasing the usage on the Freedom but had no effect and now is sparsely used. Amazon is decently used ~5% every month.
I did however, get an email this month hinting if I updated my salary info they might.. that's also the first time I realized I had that information missing in my profile. For some reason I thought it was always there. So we shall see if something comes out of this now...

The image includes an asterisk after “can help ... higher credit line. * “
That probably branches to “we will pull a credit report”.
So the income info is added to your HP, not a replacement for the HP ![]()
The only fairly consistent catalyst I've seen is a high number of swipes. That's when I got my auto-CLI on my FU. Many others on the forums have reported the same, though there are outliers that don't correlate.
I've had my Chase Amazon Prime Visa for 6 months now, no auto CLI yet. My 6th statement cuts next week.
However, I did CLD mine 2 weeks after getting it, which probably is a factor.... they probably figure I don't need a higher limit so they won't give me one, at least not for a while.
I haven't added income to my profile either. It hasn't changed since I applied for the card in February. If my income changes significantly enough in the positive I'll update it... but that's about as likely to happen as an auto CLI... lol.
@staticvoidmain wrote:I have had my Amazon Prime Visa for 4 years, and only two auto CLI, from SL of $5000, to $6000, to $9000... 3 years ago.
You received both of your auto CLI's in the first year, but nothing in the three years since? What was the timing on them in that first year.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous.
And as a side note about actually requesting a CLI (HP) from Chase. They are stingy. You'd be better off using that HP to open another Chase card and then combining the new limit to your old card (or vice versa).
Of course you need to be under 5/24 for that to work.













