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What was your weirdest SL?

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pinkandgrey
Senior Contributor

What was your weirdest SL?

We all know how Citi loves to end its SLs with 700, but has anyone gotten weirder SLs than that? Like 5,780 or something? Just idle thoughts on my part lol

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Anonymous
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Re: What was your weirdest SL?

NFCU Platinum was $7200, BCP was $2200, and Citi Rewards+ was $1900. Nothing too crazy. 

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wasCB14
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Re: What was your weirdest SL?

Brooks Brothers store card, when issued by GE: $1,260.

 

Almost enough for a suit! Smiley Tongue

 

Auto CLI 2 months later to $1,560 (no real change in risk profile). For comparison, that same month I got a $7,500 SL on CSP.

 

Since closed at my request (wasn't worth keeping...the value was in being on the mailing list, not having the card).

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pinkandgrey
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Re: What was your weirdest SL?


@Anonymous wrote:

NFCU Platinum was $7200, BCP was $2200, and Citi Rewards+ was $1900. Nothing too crazy. 


Sorry. You're out of the weird SL club. Lol I guess Citi just doesn't like even-numbered hundreds? 

 

I like your little PS that you added to your signature lol 

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Anonymous
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Re: What was your weirdest SL?


@pinkandgrey wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

NFCU Platinum was $7200, BCP was $2200, and Citi Rewards+ was $1900. Nothing too crazy. 


Sorry. You're out of the weird SL club. Lol I guess Citi just doesn't like even-numbered hundreds? 

 

I like your little PS that you added to your signature lol 


Well that's one weird club membership I lost I guess. 99 million to go 😂 

 

And yeah, I decided to make sure people know because everyone thinks I'm a chick 😝 

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TattnallTrio
Frequent Contributor

Re: What was your weirdest SL?

$1,501 on a Helzberg Card by Capital One. I closed last year. 

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pinkandgrey
Senior Contributor

Re: What was your weirdest SL?


@TattnallTrio wrote:

$1,501 on a Helzberg Card by Capital One. I closed last year. 


That extra dollar really helped buy those diamonds. 

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Gunnerboy
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Re: What was your weirdest SL?

My Sound Credit Union Visa has a CL of $19,125.  That CL was due to a weird auto-CLI amount by the former credit union lender.  Sound haven't given me an auto-CLI ever, and I don't want to waste an HP to get a round number.



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magixnite
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Re: What was your weirdest SL?

As my first card Discover gave me a line of $750, which is different from friends who have all gotten either $500 or $1K starting lines. To add to the oddness all their CLI for me have been $750 until I reached $2,250 with them. The last increase was $350 making it $2.6k....always the extra $50 is funny to me 😂

   

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Anonymous
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Re: What was your weirdest SL?

- AmEx Bonvoy Brilliant at $3,100.
- CSR at $22,800.

- Have an old CreditOne (still) at $650. 

Also tried out that Upgrade card, from what I understand, you receive an even number limit initially, but I don't think the increases follow suit. The best part about it, for me, is that it is not seen as a revolver on my CR, so the utilization doesn't ding my scores. 

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