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So, I've read a lot of different posts about the Citi Secured card converting, and I was wondering if any of you all have recent, personal experience with this? I applied in Jan.2018 and received/activated it in Feb. 2018. It should upgrade in August/September, correct? I've also read that they do a hard pull for this. Is that true?
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some have said that it does upgrade to the diamond preferred or something like that, but can you change it? I'd like to have some type of rewards card...not just a plain credit card with no benefits.
@Anonymous wrote:So, I've read a lot of different posts about the Citi Secured card converting, and I was wondering if any of you all have recent, personal experience with this? I applied in Jan.2018 and received/activated it in Feb. 2018. It should upgrade in August/September, correct? I've also read that they do a hard pull for this. Is that true?
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some have said that it does upgrade to the diamond preferred or something like that, but can you change it? I'd like to have some type of rewards card...not just a plain credit card with no benefits.
When you opened the account, there was information on the date that it qualified for graduation (mine qualifies in Apr 2020 - they told me so). So yes, 18 months should be Aug/Sept for you.
They will do a hardpull to be sure you meet their qualifications for graduation.
It will automatically upgrade to a Diamond Preferred, but yes, you can product change it (I plan on PCing mine to a Double-Cash).
About a month ago I got a letter from Citi that said my card graduated and they were sending me a check for my deposit and a new card, 2-3 months early from the full 18 months.
I think it said that the card wouldn't come for quite some time..
I haven't got the check yet, or the card, or a cli..
I'm wondering where that check is..
Also, I did not get a hard pull that I know of..
Oh that’s awesome , my current maturity date is 4/17/20 but I read that the account can be unsecured within 18 months, so I hope I get 2-3 months early like you. Did you just make multiple payments in a month or keep small recurring bills on there?