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@Anonymous wrote:
Is it mandatory to have other CL's 5,000 + in order to qualify for even the regular CS not the preferred one. Can I still get approved without a 5,000 cl cc?
with a decent history you'll have no problems, but with a short history they usually want you to have some experiences managing higher limit cards. I had authorized user on another sapphire so it probably helped since I was doing most the purchases and paying 100% of it.

@jsickz32 wrote:
So i applied and got the your application needs further to be further review...should i call? whats the best number to call?
867-5309 jk
no idea but try their recon number : 888-245-0625

shoot...now I have that tune stuck in my head. ![]()
@Anonymous wrote:
shoot...now I have that tune stuck in my head.
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I had a similar response the first time I called in. I'd only had Freedom for about 3 months. I told them I wanted the CSP for an international vacation - no Forex. They asked if I would close the Freedom. I said no. I was put on hold for a few minutes and then they came back with an approval.
If your credit supports it, I don't see why you can't have both.
@djrez4 wrote:I had a similar response the first time I called in. I'd only had Freedom for about 3 months. I told them I wanted the CSP for an international vacation - no Forex. They asked if I would close the Freedom. I said no. I was put on hold for a few minutes and then they came back with an approval.
If your credit supports it, I don't see why you can't have both.
cause they're worried about things like pyramiding debt which is adding debt on top of debt, and there are people who built up a HUGE max credit limit, then maxed it out and filed bankruptcy in the past or go to another country for 7 years to come back to a clean slate report so yea it's understandable. Chase offers tons of rewards for joining, so adding more debt on top makes it painfully risky to give a high CL from the start.
