this also goes to show you scores aren't everything. these lenders wanna see how you treat their cards. honestly, don't waste your time with the amex 3x CLI thread. that's 70% down the drain for most people, especially with starting limits below $2k. a $1k limit with them means you made it by the hair on your chinny chin chin. but you're in so that's cool 
just use your cards responsibly and the limits will rise with your AAoA. patience is key in this situation. you'll see many posts that make you think "well if they got that much of a limit increase i should too"
^ don't fall into that. just like snowflakes: each report is different no matter the score. you got 4x your limit in three apps so that's a solid start and your accounts will age together which is amazing. just stick it out pal
just use your cards responsibly and the limits will rise with your AAoA. patience is key in this situation. you'll see many posts that make you think "well if they got that much of a limit increase i should too"
^ don't fall into that. just like snowflakes: each report is different no matter the score. you got 4x your limit in three apps so that's a solid start and your accounts will age together which is amazing. just stick it out pal
@Anonymous wrote:
this also goes to show you scores aren't everything. these lenders wanna see how you treat their cards. honestly, don't waste your time with the amex 3x CLI thread. that's 70% down the drain for most people, especially with starting limits below $2k. a $1k limit with them means you made it by the hair on your chinny chin chin. but you're in so that's cool
just use your cards responsibly and the limits will rise with your AAoA. patience is key in this situation. you'll see many posts that make you think "well if they got that much of a limit increase i should too"
^ don't fall into that. just like snowflakes: each report is different no matter the score. you got 4x your limit in three apps so that's a solid start and your accounts will age together which is amazing. just stick it out pal
+1
All of the above is absolutely spot-on, especially the part in blue. I was approved for an Amex Green and BCP, but apparently "by the hair on my chinny chin chin" (LOL) as I was also given a credit line of $1K, and I've been denied twice for a CLI while getting increases on other cards easily. In my case it's due to including Amex in a BK7 back in 2000 - 15 years ago (yep, they have a very long memory...). The credit line is much lower than my other cards, but I only use it for groceries (for 6% back) so I'm able to make it work. It's slightly disappointing, but like 2011XTERROR says above, I'm in, and that's cool with me.
You have solid scores, and in a few months they should only go higher due to the new approvals. Hang in for a bit, and I suspect you'll see your limits skyrocket. 