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I started my rebuilding journey with a Capital One credit card and a Credit One. Cap One makes it obvious how to request a credit line increase and after three months it was bumped from $300 to $800. Without a credit pull! Perfect!
But what about Credit One? I opened it in April, every payment has been made on time, but there doesn't seem to be a way to request an increase online. Am I missing something? Plus, If I DO, will they pull my credit? I'm getting a mortgage right now so no pulls are allowed.
@Anonymous wrote:I started my rebuilding journey with a Capital One credit card and a Credit One. Cap One makes it obvious how to request a credit line increase and after three months it was bumped from $300 to $800. Without a credit pull! Perfect!
But what about Credit One? I opened it in April, every payment has been made on time, but there doesn't seem to be a way to request an increase online. Am I missing something? Plus, If I DO, will they pull my credit? I'm getting a mortgage right now so no pulls are allowed.
I got an auto CLI of $200 when my 1st statement posted. I've heard that CLI requests result in a HP with them.
you request it by calling the number on the back on the card. They may say it hasnt been a year and it will be denied.
You have to call and ask; it costs $15 and a HP.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I started my rebuilding journey with a Capital One credit card and a Credit One. Cap One makes it obvious how to request a credit line increase and after three months it was bumped from $300 to $800. Without a credit pull! Perfect!
But what about Credit One? I opened it in April, every payment has been made on time, but there doesn't seem to be a way to request an increase online. Am I missing something? Plus, If I DO, will they pull my credit? I'm getting a mortgage right now so no pulls are allowed.
I got an auto CLI of $200 when my 1st statement posted. I've heard that CLI requests result in a HP with them.
Me too.
They can send you something to increase it or maybe once in a blue moon auto it. But when I had one I called to cancel & they offered an increase with a HP.
I got one after my first statement of $200. I had to verify my bank account after the first few payments. I would just use it then paid in full to avoid any fees and made like 3 payments in the first month. I don't plan on keeping this card to long but it is a nice starter card for those of us in the rebuilding process. I have read so many bad things about Credit One but they were the first to offer me a unsecured card and I appreciate them for that. Yeah the fees are not great (way better then some of the other sub prime cards that I have seen) but that is something as a rebuilder that I have accepted right now. Here's to hoping for bigger and better cards in the future. Good luck on your journey!!