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Does anyone have multiple cards from either of these issuers?
Bump anyone?
I was hoping others would have chimed in by now, too.
I have a Commerce Bank penguin card for those who live outside of their footprint. I seem to recall from another thread a month or so ago that you can have multiple cards, but IIRC the maximum on each card is $15k. Also, IIRC, if you live within their footprint your limit can be significantly higher.
Wish others would reply on this thread with more (better) data as I'm also curious about Commerce Bank.
@pizza1 wrote:
With Commerce Bank, I don't have multiple cards, but you can have multiple cards with them. They also don't do CLI requests.
You can't call CS or UW and ask for a CLI on a card. You have to apply for a different card, and then ask for the limit to be moved to another card. You still take the new account/inq hit.
They do account reviews twice a year, and if eligible, they will do an auto CLI.
That's good to know! Strange how they do that, but it does make sense.
Do you live within their footprint?
@Anonymous wrote:
@pizza1 wrote:
With Commerce Bank, I don't have multiple cards, but you can have multiple cards with them. They also don't do CLI requests.
You can't call CS or UW and ask for a CLI on a card. You have to apply for a different card, and then ask for the limit to be moved to another card. You still take the new account/inq hit.
They do account reviews twice a year, and if eligible, they will do an auto CLI.That's good to know! Strange how they do that, but it does make sense.
Do you live within their footprint?
I do.. Live 10 min from 2 branches.
Yes with SunTrust. Both joint. $6200 regular card and $19000 Travel Rewards card. I bank with SunTrust as well.
@pizza1 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@pizza1 wrote:
With Commerce Bank, I don't have multiple cards, but you can have multiple cards with them. They also don't do CLI requests.
You can't call CS or UW and ask for a CLI on a card. You have to apply for a different card, and then ask for the limit to be moved to another card. You still take the new account/inq hit.
They do account reviews twice a year, and if eligible, they will do an auto CLI.That's good to know! Strange how they do that, but it does make sense.
Do you live within their footprint?
I do.. Live 10 min from 2 branches.
Dang Pizza, how big is that Tree🌳