New Amazon Store card with $400 limit. CLI now?

[Anonymous]

I was approved for the Amazon store card yesterday with a $400 dollar limit. My only other card is a Discover with $500 limit.  Do you suggest that I request a CLI by calling them right away or do I wait for 4 months for an auto CLI as other members have suggested?

[daybreakgonesXe]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I was approved for the Amazon store card yesterday with a $400 dollar limit. My only other card is a Discover with $500 limit.  Do you suggest that I request a CLI by calling them right away or do I wait for 4 months for an auto CLI as other members have suggested?

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If you decide to request a CLI, be sure to call the GE backdoor number; the online/automated system won't do it!

Personally, I would wait the 4 months to see if they auto, but if you're in a rush and your credit looks good, you can give it a go.

[Anonymous]

Ok. Thanks for the info. 

I have one more question. Perhaps a silly one...

Can the amazon store card (not the Chase visa) be used anywhere outside of Amazon? 

[daybreakgonesXe]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Ok. Thanks for the info. 

I have one more question. Perhaps a silly one...

Can the amazon store card (not the Chase visa) be used anywhere outside of Amazon? 

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To my knowledge, no :/

[SunriseEarth]

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@daybreakgonesXe wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I was approved for the Amazon store card yesterday with a $400 dollar limit. My only other card is a Discover with $500 limit.  Do you suggest that I request a CLI by calling them right away or do I wait for 4 months for an auto CLI as other members have suggested?

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If you decide to request a CLI, be sure to call the GE backdoor number; the online/automated system won't do it!

Personally, I would wait the 4 months to see if they auto, but if you're in a rush and your credit looks good, you can give it a go.

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+1

[jamesdwi]

no, you will see when you recieve the card its not even plastic, except for a coating... once linked to your account there is no reason to keep it unless they open up local stores some day.