I tried the pre approval for Discover and the webpage that came up says:
Your Personalized Offer
Here's The Card We Found For You
Your Offer
No Annual Fee*
0% Intro Purchase APR* for 12 months and then 11.24% – 23.24% Standard Variable Purchase APR based on your credit worthiness.
0% Intro Balance Transfer APR* for 12 months from date of first transfer, for transfers under this offer that post to your account by April 10, 2016 and then 11.24% – 23.24% Standard Variable Purchase APR* based on your credit worthiness.
3% fee for each balance transferred .
* See rates, rewards, free FICO ® Credit Score terms and other info
Cash Rewards
5% Cashback Bonus in categories that change each quarter throughout the year like gas, restaurants and more up to the quarterly maximum. Signing up each time is free and easy.
See 5% Cashback Calendar
1% Cashback Bonus on all other purchases -with no limit on how much you can earn.
It doesn't actually say "Pre Approved"
I don't want to risk any HP for awhile.
If it is a pre approval, I think it's worth the risk, but if it isn't, I'll pass for now.
Anyone know if this is a pre approval?
Thanks 
Takeshi74,
My current scores are 620+ and I've added a Credit Union auto loan.
I thought a mix of 2 store cards and 3 CC's are the optimum goal for rebuild?
I'm not sure what issues you think I need to work on?
Thanks for your input
There was another thread here on the forums from about a week ago, where it was stated by a few individuals that with Discovers prequal site, if you get a fixed APR as opposed to the range that you got, it was considered to be pretty good odds you'd get approved.
I've been checking the prequal site and I keeep getting the range as opposed to a fixed, and it's really annoying the Hell out of me. I've already got Discovers More card that I've had for 5 years with an $18,300 limit on it. My scores are all around 770 with nothing negative. I'm currently waiting on about $8000 in paid off debt to report on my reports, and when it does I'm just gonna apply for the It! card, even if I still keep getting the range APR. As Discover is an awesome CCC IMO. And I'd love to have 2 of their cards. Hopefully that debt will report today, as I had paid it off back on the 19th and it's been a week already and it seems like it should report any minute now. 
I'm nowhere near as knowledgeable as Takeshi74, but I will say that based on your signature and the info you're provided, IMO (no offense), you really don't have a very long and proven track record of handling credit well. And your current limits and scores are probably too low for a Discover card. I would think you'd need scores in the 650 on up range to even have a shot at a Discover card. I don't think I've read of many people getting one with a score less than 650, and if they did it may have been a little lower than 650, and they probably had other factors in their reports that helped them over compensate for the lower score.
Discover does have a secured card though that I don't know much about, I would think that could be a possibility for you and you may want to do some research on that one.
Yeah I tried for months using there preapproval and kept getting a range, plus I kinda of feel it don't check anything but get you to sign up for there cards.
