Is it possible to get another Discover CLI so soon?

[glamchick]

I received a $500 Cli after my 2nd statement cut.   Well my 91st day will be this weekend.  Is it possible to get another CLI or would it be after my next statement?

[Anonymous]

Hit the Luv button and find out!!!  

[Anonymous]

Oh and Congrats on the CLI btw!!

[Anonymous]

Anything is possible with discover. I hit the button every 31 days right after the statement cuts. Had the card a year And in 12 months Ive hit it 12 times resulting in four 500 dollar increases one 1500 increase and one 3000 increase.

In my case I feel it has more to do with what was actually reported on the statement. Not the amount of time between hitting the button. Congrats on the increase and good luck. 

[Vegas4Play]

You can try it only a SP 

[Anonymous]

If it says that it will require to pull your credit report , do not proceed unless you want a HP.

[takeshi74]

All depends on what your credit profile and income support.  If you're gettting small CLI's like $500 then you should review your credit profile, idenitify the issues restricting you and work on addressing them versus just relying on the passage of time.

[glamchick]

I think for Discover mostly everyones first CLI is always $500.   Well thats what I have seen throughout the forums.  I will wait and try this weekend and see what happens

[Anonymous]

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@takeshi74 wrote:

All depends on what your credit profile and income support.  If you're gettting small CLI's like $500 then you should review your credit profile, idenitify the issues restricting you and work on addressing them versus just relying on the passage of time.

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I think this member has cut and pasted this post in about 5 threads so far today and it's a generalization that doesn't tell the whole story.

Sometimes it isn't "issues" restricting you and your ability to receive hearty CLIs.  If you have 3 credit cards and two of them constantly give you big CLIs and the third simply doesn't, it isn't because of a "bad profile" or "income" as all 3 creditors are looking at the exact same data.