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heirophant
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Re: HSBC CLI??

For those of you who received a CLI w/o a hard pull, did you still have to fill out the form asking what you want the CLI for and the amount?  The reason I ask is that the Lowes website allows you to request a CLI and says the same thing about it may be a hard and to press submit to continue.  However, when I did this, I got an offer right away and did not have to fill out any info.  Does it mean its a hard if you get the screen to fill out all that info?  Did anyone just get an offer from HSBC after clicking the submit button?
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Anonymous
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Re: HSBC CLI??


@heirophant wrote:
For those of you who received a CLI w/o a hard pull, did you still have to fill out the form asking what you want the CLI for and the amount?  The reason I ask is that the Lowes website allows you to request a CLI and says the same thing about it may be a hard and to press submit to continue.  However, when I did this, I got an offer right away and did not have to fill out any info.  Does it mean its a hard if you get the screen to fill out all that info?  Did anyone just get an offer from HSBC after clicking the submit button?

I have filled out the form via the button on the website twice now. I did not get a hard inquiry, nor did I get an increase. That account was opened in January and was granted a small increase when I activated it. It's the 2% CB and I use it to put the rent on and PIF. The decline letter said it was due to utilization. (I would expect they mean the account since my UTL is less than 5% over all, but about I put 700 on a 1900 CL) As always, YMMV.

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Anonymous
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I called back door number  no hard pull.
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Anonymous
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Congrats to all of you who got CLIs.  I am always shocked to hear someone did.  My HSBC M/C and Discover card do not even have a CLI option online.  I think it is because they were Direct Merchants cards.  I do not log into my accounts via HSBC's website.  I go through accountcenralonline.com and nowhere is there a CLI button.

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MrCredit
Established Contributor

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I clicked the submit button and got the form, i clicked cancel and got out, you think I will have a pull?

@Anonymous wrote:

Congrats to all of you who got CLIs.  I am always shocked to hear someone did.  My HSBC M/C and Discover card do not even have a CLI option online.  I think it is because they were Direct Merchants cards.  I do not log into my accounts via HSBC's website.  I go through accountcenralonline.com and nowhere is there a CLI button.


 

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nicemann
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You never authorized it, so you should not get the pullI did the same thing with my HSBC Orchard and never got a pullI really want to try for a CLI with them but I don't want the INQ.

 

Same situation with my Best Buy Mastercard (HSBC) I called for a CLI and she did not know if it will be a hard or soft, so I told her noHaven't had an INQ in 5 months, I really don't want one.

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Anonymous
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earlier this month i received a $500 CLI on my Best Buy store card making it a $1000 CL. I just called the number on the back of the card, no backdoor #.
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nicemann
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WOW....I called up, BB MC and tell them I want to try to get a CLI and he says OK, asked me my monthly income and was told sorry declined.  Now I know I am not a rich man, but I am not a poor man either.  FICO scores are decent, jumped about 50 points since I first got the card.  I just pulled my CRs and it is not showing any new INQs. 

 

Guess what....a $300 CL is not worth a $59 AF.  I have over $22,000 CL with BoA with no AF.  Have several other CCs with a couple of thousand CLs.  I don't need their card.  Before my AF comes up in March I will be canceling this card!

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Anonymous
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@Anonymous wrote:
Man I hope they don't do a hard pull.  I just called and got a $3500 CLI but can't afford the hard pull right now as I am wanting to get a home loan and need to increase my Fico score a bit more before I apply. 

 

Whoa. You must have a prime HSBC account. 

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MrCredit
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@nicemann wrote:

WOW....I called up, BB MC and tell them I want to try to get a CLI and he says OK, asked me my monthly income and was told sorry declined.  Now I know I am not a rich man, but I am not a poor man either.  FICO scores are decent, jumped about 50 points since I first got the card.  I just pulled my CRs and it is not showing any new INQs. 

 

Guess what....a $300 CL is not worth a $59 AF.  I have over $22,000 CL with BoA with no AF.  Have several other CCs with a couple of thousand CLs.  I don't need their card.  Before my AF comes up in March I will be canceling this card!


If you threaten to cancel they will waive it most likely.... If its an old TL I would try to salvage it. Nice CL with BOA, I have managed to get my personal card up to 13k, been with them for a year, and my APR (after sweet talking hot sounding lady sup) to a fixed rate of 7.99 from 9.9V.  I was told they dont give fixed APRs anymore, well I got one!  Thats really all I need with them, I have 16k with HSBC GM Card. (10.99V) You may want to try applying with them if you have no recent inq and your util is low. They like five year or older for prime products from what I heard, to get high CL. They seem to be income dependent.

 

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