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Chase Amazon: $500 but moved $500 from CS to make it $1,000 Feb 2014
Chase Freedom: $3,500 June 2014
Chase Sapphire : $5,00 but moved $500 to make $4,500 June 2014
CSP:$5,000 August 2014
Chase Marriott premier: $5,000 August 2014
Chase checking account since 2008
Amex BCE: $1,000 CLI to $3,000 Nov 2013
Amex Everyday: $4,000 June 2014
Citi TYP: $4,000 CLI to $6,000 June 2014
Citi Simplicity: $2,000 CLI to $4,000 June 2014
@MidnightJester wrote:So it seems that CHASE is a big follower of this. What ever your First card with them if you use it for a little while and get a second it seems they Jump up your LIMIT dramaticaly as long as your Credit scores have stayed the same or gotten better over your time with them.
Does any other bank do this as much as Chase?? Do they all do this?? Do some banks not do this at all??
BoA:
@1st: BBR, 1k @Anonymous.99%
@2nd: Cash Rewards @Anonymous.99%
Definitely need to get these APRs decreased significantly.
Barclays:
1st: Ring, 1k (@8%)
2nd: Sallie Mae, 1k (@13.99%, lowest APR offered)
AMEX:
1st: BCE, started at 2.8k, now at 4.3k. Recent APR reduction. Started at 17.99, now at 14.99.
@2nd: Blue Sky: 5k @Anonymous.24 (I'll be getting this APR decreased since it's my highest by over 2% when the 0% ends)
Chase Freedom 6/12-started wtith 500 @ 2k now
Chase Slate 12/13 started with 3k no change
Capital one Classic Platinum (First Card)- 01/12 started with 300 went to 750
PC to Quicksilver, dropped annual fee, lowered APR, raised to 3k
Capital One Venture 3/14 started with 3k still there
Capital one Prestige 8/14 5k
Comenity Buckle, Jcrew, Express 03/12 all started @ 300 all above 1200 now
GECRB- Old Navy, Amazon, American eagle- all from 11/12 for christmas started 300, now @ 900ish each
Walmart 1/14 started with 500 now at 1200
Trying to get a mortgage by 10/1/14... after that I plan on getting another BOFA and would like another Chase, Sapphire most likely.