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Can't wait for my discover card to start growing. As of today it is officially my lowest limit major card. (It just unsecured last month). It will be exciting to watch it grow. I have to give all the props with rebuilding my credit to this site. Less than 2 years ago I could only get a secured card and now I have over $25k of available unsecured credit.
Congrats on getting your Discover card unsecured! My experience has been that if you treat it well, it will grow very nicely for you!
Congrats!
@CYBERSAM wrote:Congrats on your success 👍 Looking at your cards line up, I'll bet this time next year Discover would be your highest limit 💰😎
Congrats OP..
I wish for that too.. :-)
Read so many Discover IT owners on how fast this card grows and only hit you with SL with CLI's.
Congrats OP on your Discover unsecuring! Now, watch your limit grow. So many data points show that Discover can grow with you!
Awesome, I love Discover, they grow very nicely!
@Creditplz wrote:
Congrats! I'm with you on Discover being my lowest limit card... it's useless to me with a 1k limit ! Hope yours grows!
I'm still pretty new to credit cards, so I'm used to dealing with low limits, but how is a 1K limit "useless"? I get that higher would be better, but it certainly seems plenty usable. I've only got a $1200 limit in my Citi card (my 2nd highest limit), but I've already put $2300 on it this cycle with 10 days remaining (and it's currently showing a $0 balance).
@Anonymous wrote:
@Creditplz wrote:
Congrats! I'm with you on Discover being my lowest limit card... it's useless to me with a 1k limit ! Hope yours grows!I'm still pretty new to credit cards, so I'm used to dealing with low limits, but how is a 1K limit "useless"? I get that higher would be better, but it certainly seems plenty usable. I've only got a $1200 limit in my Citi card (my 2nd highest limit), but I've already put $2300 on it this cycle with 10 days remaining (and it's currently showing a $0 balance).
Prevents the ability to make a big purchase or finance a large repair invoice. But again, $1K can be plenty for others. It would depend on your lifestyle or your wants/needs.
769 ⋅ INQs: 6 | 774 ⋅ INQs: 5 | 764 INQs: 8 | UTIL: 2% | AAoA: 5yr 8mos | Total Credit Line: $873,950 |