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IKEA Projekt Card

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TiggerDat
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Re: IKEA Projekt Card

Was curious, so I tried the prequal;

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It is by will alone I set my mind in motion.....
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Anonymous
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Re: IKEA Projekt Card

I was pre-approved for $20,000.

 

I could see using this for a project at a small office/business/salon.

For a small business, 4.99% is a very competitive interest rate if you did not want to use your personal line(s) of credit,

or - if you have no offers with your current small business credit cards.

 

Also, for Comenity, it's beem some time since we've seen much in the way of new retailers/card products

being addted to their portfolio. Lately, it's been more of cancellations/closures (Motorola. Virgin America, Fuel Rewards, etc.) than

new companies establishing a relationship with Comenity for private label credit card services.

 

SO_CAL_RETAIL

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Anonymous
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Re: IKEA Projekt Card

So since my soft pull did not pre qualify me..can I call reconsideation line before actually applying and see where I might be short on the soft pull..I dont want to do a hard pull unless I am probably getting approved...thoughts? Need this card for our kitchen remodel we want to do...but not on a set time table and I can probably do some things to bump my score...

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Anonymous
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Re: IKEA Projekt Card

I prequalified for $19K but I know I couldn't put $5k worth of Ikea stuff in my already furnished condo.

Message 74 of 112
Newbie2018
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Re: IKEA Projekt Card

I tried the pre-qualification link this morning. Although I didn't have any pre-approval. Another person who posted the link had got approved for $1500.
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Anonymous
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Re: IKEA Projekt Card

Wife will never set foot in one again, she hates the maze setup they have going on.  Good for me I guess.  She also hates shopping...  Smiley LOL

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Anonymous
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Re: IKEA Projekt Card

This is probably suited for people who are planning to remodel with an IKEA Kitchen which are extremely popular.
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Anonymous
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Re: IKEA Projekt Card

 


@chaos51wrote:

@Anonymouswrote:

@Anonymouswrote:

@Anonymouswrote:

Hi All,

 

Anyone have any feedback on this new card from IKEA. I am curious on the approval odds and minimums. Thanks!


Here’s a prequalify link (soft pull with option to apply): https://comenity.net/ikeaprojekt/pub/prequalify/Prequalify.xhtml?cmp=476_web_prequal_ikea 

 

It is indeed financed by Comenity. Minimum purchase amount seems to be $5,000.  For the prequalify tool, you input the amount you’d like to be considered for. If preapproved, it gives you the amount you’re prequalified for and invites you to apply. 

 

I hope this is helpful. 

 

Are you sure its a soft pull?...I thought they only required last 4 not the whole SS# 

 

 


 


A few CC companies require your full SSN, such as Capital One and Discover. I think since they are prequalifying you for a specific amount, they are looking for more data. 


Thanks, that makes things more understandable

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toadsworth
Regular Contributor

Re: IKEA Projekt Card

Did the prequal link just for fun, was approved for $6000. Lots of inquiries and new accounts so I was curious what they’d think of me.
Kind of have everything I want now, creditwise. Undeliberately gardening until I have some spending to do and find a 100,000 Amex Platinum offer lol

Started my credit journey August 2016, after abstaining from credit for years after some poor financial choices in high school. Started with scores in the 580s. Current scores 11/6/18 - EQ: 754 TU: 757 EX: 743

From oldest to newest: DuPage CU Visa Platinum, SL 500 now 3750, Cap1 Platinum SL 300 PC'd to QS now 1600, Alliant Credit Union Share Secured Loan $500, Amex BCE SL 5000 now 600, Neiman Marcus SL 700 now 10000, Target RedCard SL 400 now 2900, Amex ED SL 10000 now 500 (combined with Cash Magnet), Chase AARP SL 800 now 3300, Chase Amazon Prime SL 1000 now 10000, Honda Lease, Discover it SL 1000 now 7000, Synchrony PayPal 2% CB SL 3000 now 10000, Barclays Uber Visa SL 800 now 2100, Citi ThankYou Preferred SL 3300 now 5300, Chase Ritz-Carlton SL 10000 now 1500 (moved to other cards to get annual fee refund), Comenity Total Rewards Visa SL 2000 now 3250, US Bank Cash+ SL 500 recon'd to 10000, US Bank Reserve LOC 1000, Union Bank Rewards Visa SL 5000 now 5000, Amex Cash Magnet SL 9900 now 20000, Cap1 Venture SL 10000 now 10000, Discover it 3000 SL now 4000, Amex SPG Luxury 3100 SL now 3100, Amex Amazon Business Prime 10000 SL now 10000, Amex Gold NPSL, US Bank Premier LOC 5000, US Bank Visa Platinum 5400 SL currently reconning

Combined revolving CL $135,300

Goal: Spring 2019 800+ club, $50,000 combined Amex limit
Message 79 of 112
Anonymous
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Re: IKEA Projekt Card

I think they are shooting too high. I'd get this card if they had 0% APR for 18-24 mo for $5k+ or something smaller like $1.5-3K 0% APR for 12 mo.

 

I wanted to buy a few things but that's not in my price range.

 

Definitely more for businesses than for individuals.

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