So I got the jitters afterwards and called this morning to see if I could cancel the request. The underwriters didn't see one in their queue. While I had them there I asked for clarification about hard/soft since I had requested a 4K increase and if it was soft if I had asked for less. They could only be certain that when they pull it is hard, but it is believed to be soft when CS checks it (or rather references an existing soft pull?) I got transferred to CS to see if they could see my request via the form. They didn't see it either...they put me on hold to check with a supervisor on what could be done to cancel it. They came back and said they had made some notes so it was the best course of action they could take to have the request cancelled if it comes through.
Well, here I am, wondering and wondering, so I call the 1-800 number and check the automated info. For those of you familiar with at least this card, the US Bank site doesn't tell you your credit limit anywhere except in online statements. I don't have a statement coming for at least a week. Automated info said my revolve limit is $10,000 
I'm locked out of the EQ/EX backdoors and only currently have a TU monitoring product. As far as I could tell, TU is the soft US Bank has been pulling for me. Maybe I'll sign up for USAA CCMP again tomorrow to celebrate and snoop 
Hopefully it sticks and they don't cancel my CLI after the fact lol.
I looks like your good to go congrats!! You made it to 5 digit CL! Thanks for sharing.
Discover IT $2,600- First Premier MasterCard $1,000- Dillards Store Card $300- Fingerhut Advantage $200
Hmm hopefully they provide you with that CL, keep us up to date, and GL!
I know this is 7 months since the last reply but just for the record I had a US Bank Platinum with a $6000 limit for 6 months or so then they said an offer existed where I could PC to Cash+ so I did. Then about 6 months or so after that they auto CLI'd me to $9K, 1/2 available as cash. I have been banking with them for over 5 years. I started out not even two years ago with a college student Visa. One day a branch manager said he could PC the student Visa to a Cash Rewards. Then maybe there months or so after that I was in the same branch and one of the tellers said there was an offer on my account for a US Bank Platinum Visa. I said no for a couple of weeks but he kept asking. I said no because I knew my score would come up if I waited a while. After a couple more weeks I said yes. He ran my credit on the spot and I was instantly approved for the US Bank Platinum with a $6000 limit and the story continues from the top. I should also mention that initially I transfered $5500 in other credit card debt to the Platiunum card (0% 15 month transfer offer) and paid imost of it then transfered the rest off of the card (after it became a Cash+). That's about the time they auto raised my limit to $9000. It really helps to have a personal relationship with the bank. Using the same branch make a difference especially when dealing with the same bankers repeatedly.
