Don't overlook the Credit Cards subforum.
We really can't use credit limit as a selection criterion. We have no idea what limit your credit and income will qualify for with any creditor. Though if you have small limits then there are probably concerns with your credit profile and you will likely qualify for small limits.
You'd need to provide other citeria to narrow down the options. Sort out your needs/wants and give us that info for recommendations. What are you specifically looking for from a new card? What are your current cards not providing that you need/want?
@Anonymous wrote:
Should i go with another capital one since they gave me that increase and have a history with them?
No. You should sort out your needs/wants and use that to select a card that suits you. Don't select a creditor first and then try to justify a card.
@Anonymous wrote:
I have a score of 700 avg between all 3(Fico).
It's never just about score but you can reference the Credit Pulls Database (Google to find) if desired. The average doesn't really matter. A creditor/product will only consider a specific model and CRA. If, for example, a creditor/product uses a TU FICO 8 then that is what will be used for the decision. Scores based on other models and other CRA data will not be considered. Always consider the specific scoring model when referencing scores and consider the relevance of a given model/CRA combo to a given creditor/product. FICO does not have just one scoring model. See also the Understanding FICO Scoring subforum and its stickies.
