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@seattlecredit08 wrote:Very interesting thread. I don't have yet any cards over $50K; the closest I have is just over $30K.
What I am always curious about is how does one typically grow SL on these type cards, e.g. going from the initial SL of let's say $20-$30K to $80K.
Is it almost always through a customer -initiated CLI or auto-CLI?
Yes to all of the above. In my case, I've never had an auto-CLI from Chase, but I've made multiple $10,000-at-a-time CLI requests that were all instantly approved over the phone. As I retired old cards of theirs, I would call up and roll/split that CL to another card or cards. If/when I retire my United MP card with them, I'll roll its CL over to CSR too.
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
I have a $500 credit card! Nobody beats the Wiz!
I have a $500 U.S. Bank Platinum Visa. We're tied.
@Anonymous wrote:
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
I have a $500 credit card! Nobody beats the Wiz!I have a $500 U.S. Bank Platinum Visa. We're tied.
only us bank can really do this to a good profile lol
@CreditCuriosity wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
I have a $500 credit card! Nobody beats the Wiz!I have a $500 U.S. Bank Platinum Visa. We're tied.
only us bank can really do this to a good profile lol
So true... I'm working them to see if they will give me an auto-CLI but they gave one to my Cash+ instead. Just not ready to spend a hard pull to get it increased.
@seattlecredit08 wrote:Very interesting thread. I don't have yet any cards over $50K; the closest I have is just over $30K.
What I am always curious about is how does one typically grow SL on these type cards, e.g. going from the initial SL of let's say $20-$30K to $80K.
Is it almost always through a customer -initiated CLI or auto-CLI?
The reason I am asking is because while we do hear quite a bit about > $50K limits, we almost never hear about SLs over $50K on a single revolver.
Thanks!
It boils down to persistence and experience.
Initial CL's aren't going to be amazing in most cases. Typical CL's starting out for those of us in the game for awhile typically range from 25-50K depending on the depth of profile.
Growth though when it comes to banks isn't usually something they're going to just cough up on their own. For instance when I picked up Citi cards they opened at 11K and CLI at open to 16K and the other opened at 8K and CLI to 13K when activating. I don't quite get why they don't just offer you the best CL when opening instead of making you app for a CLI and another HP but, as your profile gains depth the HP's don't really matter from the stand point of your scores. Why you have to push them for that extra 5K they withold on approval just doesn't make much sense but, it is what it is.
If you don't PUSH them your limits won't move much on their own. IIRC there's 1 or 2 CU CC's I have that did grow on their own but, not significantly within a short 2-5 year time frame. Squeaky wheel gets the CLI!
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
I have a $500 credit card! Nobody beats the Wiz!
I still have a stereo that I bought from The Wiz...
My BoA AAA Rewards card is at $55K. Started at $2500 in 3/17, BoA kept popping the CLI increase button up, so I kept hitting it!
TU floating in the 680-710 range through most of it, $145K a year for income.
@seattlecredit08 wrote:Very interesting thread. I don't have yet any cards over $50K; the closest I have is just over $30K.
What I am always curious about is how does one typically grow SL on these type cards, e.g. going from the initial SL of let's say $20-$30K to $80K.
Is it almost always through a customer -initiated CLI or auto-CLI?
The reason I am asking is because while we do hear quite a bit about > $50K limits, we almost never hear about SLs over $50K on a single revolver.
Thanks!
I have a Merrill+ with a 50k cl. Starting limit: 18k. My cl exposure with BOA is 76k, so I'm sure I could swap some cl to exceed 50k. Took 18 months, combining cl's from 4 BOA cards. It was just a goal, that's why I stopped at 50. Could probably do the same with Am Ex (63.4k tcl's), but don't want to poke the bear.
Anyone with an AmEx black card has way more than 50k available.
DON'T WORK FOR CREDIT CARDS ... MAKE CREDIT CARDS WORK FOR YOU!
Currently, I have two cards with CLs > $50k:
Discover it CL $63.5k, opened 2012 with $2.5k limit, last SP CLI 8/2016.
Citi Double Cash $59.2k, opened 2015 with $9k limit, last SP CLI 3/2019.
Both cards actually have had 1 HP CLI (Discover in 2013, and DC in 2016).