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Is there anyway to figure out what credit score chase uses with an auto approval? Also, is it going to be a hard pull to call in to request a higher intial CL? I am not happy with initial CL offered.
Everyone talks about expedited card receipt, so how can I go about that?
Thanks in advnace.
@fungoman wrote:Is there anyway to figure out what credit score chase uses with an auto approval? Also, is it going to be a hard pull to call in to request a higher intial CL? I am not happy with initial CL offered.
Everyone talks about expedited card receipt, so how can I go about that?
Thanks in advnace.
Requesting a CLI will be a HP with Chase. I don't think their auto cli is based on credit score per se. I think its much more account history, util, heavy use and PIF, so its more what they see internally then some fico score.
Should clarify this is a newly approved account (today)
@fungoman wrote:Should clarify this is a newly approved account (today)
Never tried it, but I remember other people saying its still a HP on new approvals. Maybe they check other credit bureaus.
Chase HP CLI request will generally be EX and TU.
So they do a 2nd hard pull in the same day they already did one?
@fungoman wrote:So they do a 2nd hard pull in the same day they already did one?
Yes. You are reconning the CL, so they will pull another bureau. If you think your other bureau might render a better result, by all means call.
Well, EXP is what they pulled and it is 40 points higher than TU, so I doubt that will help. What number can I call to get card expedited?
@red259 wrote:
@fungoman wrote:Is there anyway to figure out what credit score chase uses with an auto approval? Also, is it going to be a hard pull to call in to request a higher intial CL? I am not happy with initial CL offered.
Everyone talks about expedited card receipt, so how can I go about that?
Thanks in advnace.
Requesting a CLI will be a HP with Chase. I don't think their auto cli is based on credit score per se. I think its much more account history, util, heavy use and PIF, so its more what they see internally then some fico score.
+1. Also if nothing has changed in your CRs since you were approved, then they have very little reason to give you a better CL. You probably won't find much room on this.
Now if you just got a promotion this afternoon and your income has doubled, then that might be a different story.