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@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Im not sure but as a data point for you i believe i've had my account for about a year and just yesterday received my first cli, $1000 on top of my limit of 592. I did recently pay off entire balance but before doing so would buy various things on ebay and basically making monthly payments. I hope with time and great payment record i will continue to get some auto luv
I've had my account since 2013, but I used it only once between then and late 2015. Since then, I've used it for several decent sized purchases ($200-300 each) that I've paid off within 1-2 months. Did you get the 6mo no payments on your ebay purchases?
@Strogen wrote:Most of my Paypal credit increases came from pushing the limit and seeing if a purchase would be approved. I was denied more than once but they havent denied me in over a year now.
Started at $1500 and now at $4420. I had it maxed at $3750 recently and when I got my $5K bonus check from work I paid it off in full and in the next day or two it had increased automatically to $4420.
Looks like it combination of pushing the limit, utilization and a good payment history + paying it down.
Just yesterday I decided to apply for a MacMall account (same lender as paypal credit) just to see since I was obviously in their good graces, approved for $5K. A year ago when my paypal credit was maxed they denied for macmall account so keeping it maxed is a bad idea.
Wow, that's awesome and thanks for the info. I've had a couple of charges of $200-300 and i've paid them off within about 2 months each to ensure I beat the interest charges, so I hope your strategy works for me as well. Even though I have my Capital One cards with no interest, I like the ability to pay for some things over time, without my utilz taking a hit. Plus the no interest will be ending by the end of the year so I want to have the flexibility to use this if I need too.