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By MJPEREZ77
Hey fellow CBers:
I hope everyone is enjoying themselves during this time of year. I have a question. On December 15th I FINALLY embarked on my app spree after putting it off for longer than I had wished. Well it paid off (more to come on that in another post! )
My question is, I checked my mail on Tuesday and had an Invitation to apply for the Freedom Card. Here is my dilemma/question:
1) During my spree I app'd for and was approved on the CSP $22K and Ink Plus $10K (though I feel that I could have received more had I answered other usage questions with higher numbers). So will this Freedom Invitation be null and void with those recent approvals?
2) If I can apply, do I apply NOW? Or wait til I B* TU and freeze EX? (I am worried if I do this the new accounts will be reporting by then (total 6) and as of right now only Barclay's is reporting with 6 INQ on TU, but I can't freeze EX via online, says I must mail in, so I will call Monday.
Any and all recommendations are appreciated! Thanks to all again, I will be updating CPDB and posting my approvals in the next few days. I know they are baby steps, but I am very happy with results and have CB and all of the awesome members here to thank!!!
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By Aahz
A little background....
I spent the last few years with FICOs bumping around between 650 & 680 as a result of several charge-offs and their associated late payments. The last one aged off in late October and when my scores didn't pop up at all I discovered there was a misreported delinquent account on all three reports. With the help of all you great folks here at CB I got that removed and BAM! 770s across the board in November!
That left me with three cards in my portfolio-
Merrick Bank @ $3100
CapitalOne QS @ $1000
DCU Visa @ $6000
As soon as my scores popped up I went on a bit of a spree-
CapOne CLI to $4000
Sallie Mae @ $12,500
Double Cash @ $8000
DCU CLI to $10000
BofA Better Balance @ $9000
Planning a vacation soon I realized I could use Sign-up bonuses to cover some of the major expenses, so...
Last Night - US Airways @ $10000
Which left me looking for a hotel card. Decided to go for the Chase IHG Rewards because it seems to be the quickest to get some free nights and
BOOM! Approved for $24000! Nearly double my highest limit.
That's five new cards and $70,500 more in credit (a seven-fold increase!) in less than 5 weeks.
Couldn't have done it without all the great info and advice shared by so many generous folx here at CB!
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By Mister305
Hello everyone. Happy Holidays. I received an invitation to apply for the Chase Slate card. Applied and received a decline. The decline is based on my TU, per the decline letter. I had no baddies, until Ocwen started reporting a mortgage that I lost in 2008, and stating that I was late in 2013, but now its current. I don't know if I should call chase and if i do, I don't know what to say. any advice?
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By david_weaver
Emboldened by my recent and successful app spree, but disappointed I did not top my existing high limits, I am ready to start aggressively tackling CLIs.
Start with Synchrony:
I have a Home Design Furniture account. CL is $6,800. As of Friday, balance will be zero.
I have a Care Credit. CL is $2,500. By next week, balance will be zero.
I have a Lowe's. CL is $5,600. By next week, balance will be $2,500 (no interest).
I see many posts on here to go for $35,000. My highest CL is $8,000. Should I go for $35,000 on all three and just let them make counters if that is not feasible?
Also, do I do all three at once, or do I do one, hang up, call back, do another, and so on?
Then comes Chase:
I have a Marriott. CL is $8,000.
I have an Amazon. CL is $3,000.
I have a Slate. CL is $500. Makes me me sad just to type that.
All will have zero or near zero balances within the next few weeks.
How high do I shoot with these requests?
Also, as with above, do I do them all on the same call or one at a time?
If I do them one at a time, will it be three hard pulls or will they use the same one?Or, will it be three hard pulls no matter what?
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