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@flowfaster wrote:GECRB= soft pull on Amazon and walmart store cards 100% of the time.
BoA= YMMV not 100% hard. I hit the luv button and went from 1000 to 2500 online instant with no hard pull.
Thanks Flow, i have updated
I've updated the list with some recent threads i've read regarding CLIs
Please, if anyone has more cards or there is an error, please let me know so i can update the list
Thanks
Practically all cards can be a YMMV if they are auto CLI's
NFCU Cards = HP for CLI
I see Wally in the first post.
Does the CLI policy differ by card for GE?
@CS800 wrote:I see Wally in the first post.
Does the CLI policy differ by card for GE?
Thanks CS800, from my understanding it does not for GE cards, but i am listing them separately because some people may not know the card they have is a GE card.
@oracles wrote:
@CS800 wrote:I see Wally in the first post.
Does the CLI policy differ by card for GE?
Thanks CS800, from my understanding it does not for GE cards, but i am listing them separately because some people may not know the card they have is a GE card.
AFAIK it does differ somewhat between GE cards. IE some say Care Credit is a hard pull for CLI.
Hey guys, keep it coming please
Great Post!!! Keep it coming!!! Very useful information!
@TeeandDee wrote:Great Post!!! Keep it coming!!! Very useful information!
ThanksTee
I am hoping people will respond and they will make this a sticky. Its sometimes difficult searching to see if a particular card pulls Soft or Hard.
This will make it easier.
AMEX is hard after 25k.
Capitol One: auto cli (soft). customer CLI = do they even allow it? but I have heard HP when they did.