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It's not the same ...

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Florida1990
Frequent Contributor

Re: It's not the same ...

Congrats what's the score requirements for world elite or credit limit.

Pre-CH7 Scores- TU 584 EX 540 EQ 581
Post-CH7 Scores- TU 656 EX 630 EQ 670

Navy Fed Cash Rewards-$4,500, Credit One MC $500, Credit One VS $700 Ollo Platinum MC $900, Avant MC $1,000 Primor Secured Vs. $200, Wayfair $750, Eddie, Jcrew, Boscov $250-$300.
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RCFL
Frequent Contributor

Re: It's not the same ...

I have no idea too. My limit is still 3k ... Maybe they upgrade it to the world elite is because they recently approved me for a visa signature with 10k limit ?
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RCFL
Frequent Contributor

Re: It's not the same ...

I don't know the score requirement for those cards but the letter I got from CapOne for my Venture approval. They said my score is 671 .. I think it's because I recently got auto loan and a few new credit cards. Hopefully my score will bounce back up in the near future.
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bigblue7722
Valued Contributor

Re: It's not the same ...

my limit is 3500 and my card is still a Platinum MasterCard Smiley Sad

AMEX PRG NPSL,Lowes $17000,Capital One venture card $12,000,Us Airways mastercard $9500,Fidelity Amex $9000, Discover it $8000, Capital One Venture One $7500, BOA 123 rewards $7500 CSP $6000, Capital One Quicksliver $5500, Amazon Store card$5000,Barclay
Card Ring $5000 Chase Marriott $5000,Chase Hyatt $5000, Sallie Mae Mastercard $4400, Paypal smart connect $4000,Chase Freedom $3200, Capital one Quicksliver visa $3000, Chase IHG Rewards $2300, Chase Southwest Premier $2000, Citi Double Cash $1500, AMEX BCE $1000

Last app July 22nd 2015- No apps for two years.
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takeshi74
Senior Contributor

Re: It's not the same ...


@SevenNEW wrote:

Also, should the world or world elite not be signature cards?


 No.  Signature is a VIsa tier.  World and World Elite are MasterCard tiers.  Both companies have details on the benefits associated with the tiers on their respective sites.

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alvon123
Super Contributor

Re: It's not the same ...


@RCFL wrote:

Ok, I am currently chatting with a CapOne representative online now and I've been told that they upgraded my card to WORLD ELITE MasterCard as of yesterday. I'll be getting a new card with the words WORLD ELITE above the MasterCard logo. And now, what's the different between the World and the World Elite master card?


congrats


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SevenNEW
Established Contributor

Re: It's not the same ...


@takeshi74 wrote:

@SevenNEW wrote:

Also, should the world or world elite not be signature cards?


 No.  Signature is a VIsa tier.  World and World Elite are MasterCard tiers.  Both companies have details on the benefits associated with the tiers on their respective sites.


Thank you. Still, I thought you needed to have a 5K limit to get on the upper tiers. But I was obviously wrong.

SevenNEW, Garden Nerd - In the Garden until 2015!
4.2K 10K 24.6K
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RCFL
Frequent Contributor

Re: It's not the same ...

That was what I thought too but until I read some posts here that some have WORLD and SIGNATURE and have under 5k limit. My niece has a signature card from citi but only with 3.5k limit
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Anonymous
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Re: It's not the same ...

SevenNEW - the requirement of $5K was pretty standard for the WMC, WEMC and VS. Today you will find Citi has several prime cards with $1K or $2K with the upper tier designation. Cap1 has a GM WEMC that people reported getting with a $600 CL. Chase has been pretty stead fast on the $5K rule. If you go to the Visa Int'l website you will find the Visa Signature card does NOT require the issuer to provide NPSL. Citi has converted some cardholders with Citi Forward Visa's to Signature and NOT added the NPSL. The credit world is ever evolving. It seems there is more money per card swipe in prime plus cards (so I have read). Likely the flood of new elite cards is money driven?
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