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@Anonymous wrote:If you have to ask the question if you should stop, you already know the answer.
Hopefully Citi doesn’t get too upset about it but you definitely risked that relationship I would say.
Chiming in on this as well, and not to be the grumpy old bear myself, I'd say what you are seeing is short-lived. I say this because Citi, when it comes to SP increases, is known to only permit 1 every 181 days. As much as I'd love to see you achieve that, we all know how Citi is and likely it will be reviewed and adjusted accordingly soon. Congrats on the graduation of the card however, and hope for good things to come.
Edit. Was thinking of a different bank.
I hope you are right Brian_Earl_Spilner !!
Are you quite confident that I'm good?
Edit: oh..
It shows there too so it must be throughout the system..
I got 2 emails about it..
Check them out and tell me what you think..
I guess it was 8 times exactly..
Notice that if you subtract my starting 200 from my CLs it goes 250-500-1000-2000-4000-6000-8000-10000
@Anonymous wrote:My Citi card just unsecured and is letting me get SP CLIs over and over!
200 to 450 to 700 to 1200 just doing it again and again!
Mind blown! Should I keep hitting it? Should I stop?
Give me an answer fast before its gone please!
Are you sure it was SP? Because if it was it was some kind of glitch. You can get ONE SP CLI from Citi every 6 months. Anything over that is a HP. If it was a glich you most likey get your CL reduced. Let us know if you hear form Citi.
I got none of the usual HP notifications from the many places that I get my reports.
I didn't think about checking my email until buddy said he got his denial email instantly..
Well, congrats on the increases
I'd use the card lightly for a while, not go much over that first or second increase, just on the off chance they come back to reduce the CL to that range again. If it sticks for 2 or 3 months, then it's a full congratulations on the nice increase.