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For my income I report 79000.00 yearly and 4500 bonus.
@Anonymous wrote:For my income I report 79000.00 yearly and 4500 bonus.
Man that's great. Your highest CL.
Do you have much baddies?
Im assuming the range for the FICO is the new Pinnacle model but not sure. Your scores are nevertheless stellar, no wonder you got that CL.
If OP's got a 799 FICO with baddies, I'd be even more impressed!
@Anonymous wrote:
Company Account number Date opened Balance Status Negative Indicator? [?] MacYs Department Stores open 8/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Kohls Department Store open $400.00 8/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details American Express open $1000.00 10/2009 $10 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Bank Of America open $2000.00 10/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Sears/Cbna open $1800.00 3/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Chase Bank Usa Na close $1500.00 8/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Bank Of America open $11000.00 4/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Barclays Bank Delaware close$2000.00 3/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Discover Financial Servi close$1350.00 3/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Hsbc Bank close$500.00 10/2009 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Capital One Bank Usa Na close$300.00 4/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Hsbc Bank close$500.00 4/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details
This are my card Plus my new card from citi just approved for $16900.00
My FICO score are Equifax 799 and my Trasunion 788
I noticed that you have a lot of closed accounts if im looking at this right. Some of them not even a year old. Maybe im missing something here.And no balance on any of the cards.
@CS800 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Company Account number Date opened Balance Status Negative Indicator? [?]
MacYs Department Stores open 8/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Kohls Department Store open $400.00 8/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details American Express open $1000.00 10/2009 $10 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Bank Of America open $2000.00 10/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Sears/Cbna open $1800.00 3/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Chase Bank Usa Na close $1500.00 8/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Bank Of America open $11000.00 4/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Barclays Bank Delaware close$2000.00 3/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Discover Financial Servi close$1350.00 3/2011 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Hsbc Bank close$500.00 10/2009 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Capital One Bank Usa Na close$300.00 4/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details Hsbc Bank close$500.00 4/2010 $0 Paid or paying as agreed No Details
This are my card Plus my new card from citi just approved for $16900.00
My FICO score are Equifax 799 and my Trasunion 788
I noticed that you have a lot of closed accounts if im looking at this right. Some of them not even a year old. Maybe im missing something here.And no balance on any of the cards.
6 open cards, and 10 bucks reported on the AmEx. 3 of the newly-closed cards look like they might have been starter cards. Not bad at all!
With such low util, CITI didnt deem you high risk and you have the income to back your CL too.
Did I mention your scores are awesome ??
@Anonymous wrote:I WAS DOING NOTHING SO I TOOK MY LAPTOP TO MY ROOM SO MY DW DON'T SEE THAT I WAS APPLYING FOR CREDIT AND THIS IS WHAT HAPPEN NEXT..
THEN I CALL MY DW TO SEE THE APPROVAL AND SHE START JUMPING LIKE CRAZY JAJAJA I AM SO HAPPY!
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Citi Forward® Card
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Initial Credit Line:
$16,900.00
Purchase APR:
0% introductory APR for 12 months from date of account opening. After that, your APR will be 18.99%. This APR will vary with the market based on the Prime Rate.
Balance Transfer APR:
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Congrats! That's awesome!! **doin' the happy dance for you!**
I'm still wondering what CITI would pull in MA?
i too, am happy with citi, i just went from 5900 to 7500 on a soft pull (i asked for 4100).
i took the chance and used the CLI in the dropdown menu for my platinum. i've had the card for 8 months and use it to pay my cell phone bill and groceries. it required all the information and warned me it may pull my credit but it told me it wasn't a hard pull. i called them to see if i could i could get it evened out at 10000 but they said it may require a hard pull......so i said no.
NO I do not have any baddies and all of those creditcards are close because for some reason each bank close it I don't know why I even call and ask then
why they close my account and they told me that I was spending more than my credit limit example:: in my chase card my limit was 1500.00 and
in a month I was spending more than 9000 dollars because I was putting all my Spence and some work spences and they told me that was not
looking good jajajajajaja and same thing in my other credit card so... oneday I just decide to apply for the bank of america card and I put alotttt of
charges and they have never said nothing about it. In that card my limit is only $11k and last month my manager told me to purchases 23 airline tickets
for a meeting that we have in Mexico and I did and put more than 28k in a month because all the ticket were in first class. So she gave me a check
and I when to pay my card in 2 day and boa never told me nothing. And the when we arrive at Mexico city I put my card to pay all rooms and charges
and I charge more than 7000 dollars in room and tax and food and when we arrive at Houston the next day my check was ready so I when to pay my
credit card and boa have never said nothing about that.
My manager is very cool in asking me to pay with my credit card.. She laughs because she don't like credit card and when it time to pay for something
in my work she always call me to used my credit card.
My manager is the owner of the business so there is no problems.