New Discover feature: REQUEST INCREASE button!

[android01]

My CL with Discover is $15,500 and has been that way for 15 years.  I thought I'd give the button a shot, and it said to call in.  I don't need a CLI by any means, but I thought that after all this time they might do it. I guess not! 

[mxp114]

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@improvent363 wrote:

I clicked and I get this message:

"We're sorry. You already have a credit line increase request in progress.

We are unable to process another request until your current one is complete."

However, I only asked for a CLI on aug/18. So why do I still get this message?

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Call customer service, tell them if they can close out or clear the old CLI request. Otherwise try the automated system, it has a CLI option.

[Anonymous]

+1

[LTomBerry]

We are experiencing technical difficulties

Your request cannot be completed because the web server or the web application has experienced a technical error.
For assistance, please call 1-800-DISCOVER (1-800-347-2683).

[Anonymous]

^^^^^ That's the response I keep getting ^^^^^^

I realize I haven't waited the 6 months, but that is an odd response to get....any ideas?

[haulingthescoreup]

Maybe the server crashed due to all the excited cardholders hitting the luv button?

It has certainly happened before, with other cards.

[scottwagnon]

i did the same thing and got that message too.

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@improvent363 wrote:

I clicked and I get this message:

"We're sorry. You already have a credit line increase request in progress.

We are unable to process another request until your current one is complete."

However, I only asked for a CLI on aug/18. So why do I still get this message?

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[Anonymous]

yep it died. along with the automated phone option..they took it out. XD

[MrCredit]

It said this:

"Your request cannot be completed because the web server or the web application has experienced a technical error."

Stuck at $2500. Had card three months always PIF. Put about 500-1000 a month on the card. Hope it didnt do a HP.

[scottwagnon]

its becoming increasingly clear that customer initiated credit limit increases that aren't manual hard pulls are very likely to become denials. its like the unobtainable cli button. i like to find out who gets approved eventually.