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Looks like I cannot extend application needed more time for report to update with 1% utilization probably pass ..
Huh?
@unsungivy wrote:Huh?
Lol. I didn't understand either. Guessing.......... OP finally received the invite to apply, but they feel they need more time to better their score by achieving a lower utility usage, and the application window isn't long enough to accomplish lowering their ute? Dunno!!!
@ptatohed wrote:
@unsungivy wrote:Huh?
Lol. I didn't understand either. Guessing.......... OP finally received the invite to apply, but they feel they need more time to better their score by achieving a lower utility usage, and the application window isn't long enough to accomplish lowering their ute? Dunno!!!
Info would be useful. I'm still on the waiting list there, and if they only give you a limited window to accept the offer to apply, I'd like to know ahead of time!
I've been on the wait list too, since last year. I lost interest now that I have the 4% Smartly. But, with the Smartly's days potentially numbered, a back-up 3%+ plan is not a bad idea.
@ptatohed wrote:I've been on the wait list too, since last year. I lost interest now that I have the 4% Smartly. But, with the Smartly's days potentially numbered, a back-up 3%+ plan is not a bad idea.
Smartly has a FTF. Robinhood does not.
I do not remember an acceptance window, but I also jumped on the offer immediately after being on the waitlist since it existed.
Student Loans=$35000, maximum allowed
I read that Robinhood is only registered to offer this CC in select States.
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@ElvisCaprice wrote:I read that Robinhood is only registered to offer this CC in select States.
True. CSR has confirmed to me that my state is an eligible state, however.