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How often to ask for CLI with Chase Freedom?

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audia4
Established Contributor

Re: How often to ask for CLI with Chase Freedom?

Yep, I started with 10k on Amex, did the 61 day CLI and was denied. I just tried again tonight since I have officially had the card for 6 months and got the 7-10 day response again. Sigh Smiley Sad

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Gunnar419
Valued Contributor

Re: How often to ask for CLI with Chase Freedom?


@Anonymous wrote:

Have been a customer of Chase since 2006 and at no time did they ever offer me a CLI button. In fact they informed me they would only accept HP reviews for CLIs. Yeah ...


I've been a Chase cc customer for four years and ONCE -- ONE time -- I saw a luv button. But that was early on, and at the time I had NO idea how stingy Chase normally is with CLIs. So I didn't press it. Smiley Sad It went away and I never saw it again. I've never gotten a Chase CLI ever.

 

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takeshi74
Senior Contributor

Re: How often to ask for CLI with Chase Freedom?


@audia4 wrote:

Yep, I started with 10k on Amex, did the 61 day CLI and was denied. I just tried again tonight since I have officially had the card for 6 months and got the 7-10 day response again. 


Have you done anything to address the reason(s) for denial?  Regardless of creditor it's not just a matter of time.  It's all about your credit and their critiera.  The only thing time does is improve your AAoA & payment history (if no derogs) and let things fall off.

 

7-10 could lead to a denial or it could lead to an income verification.  The latter happened to me with my last CLI request with AmEx.

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audia4
Established Contributor

Re: How often to ask for CLI with Chase Freedom?


@takeshi74 wrote:

@audia4 wrote:

Yep, I started with 10k on Amex, did the 61 day CLI and was denied. I just tried again tonight since I have officially had the card for 6 months and got the 7-10 day response again. 


Have you done anything to address the reason(s) for denial?  Regardless of creditor it's not just a matter of time.  It's all about your credit and their critiera.  The only thing time does is improve your AAoA & payment history (if no derogs) and let things fall off.

 

7-10 could lead to a denial or it could lead to an income verification.  The latter happened to me with my last CLI request with AmEx.


It lead to a denail. Smiley Sad  Amex is just not going to show me any love. Time gives them a history of my ability to pay back what I have charged and how my spending is. My credit is perfect. I'm not wanting anything to "fall off" on it. I don't have any derogs on it. So that's not the issue.

 

I'm going to start a new thread about it so that when others and searching the title, I'll get more response as to where to go from here with them and I can keep it together all in one thread when I need to go back and search for an answer.

 

 

Since this thread was started about Chase, I wanted to get back on topic and ask another question.

 

Since everyone stated that Chase is a HP, and I didn't ask for an increase, and they gave it to me themselves, does this mean they did a HP on me without asking? I hope not.

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Creditaddict
Legendary Contributor

Re: How often to ask for CLI with Chase Freedom?

No HP if they did it

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audia4
Established Contributor

Re: How often to ask for CLI with Chase Freedom?


@Creditaddict wrote:

No HP if they did it


Awesome. Thank you.

TU: 819 EQ: 821 EX 811


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