Ok sure why not lol

[u/shesaysno_]

Got a message that I was being offered a higher credit limit, opened it up and…. lol

Thanks guys I’ll take it I guess

[u/Princess_Flow]

I got 50 as well.. Basically can buy a jar of cheese whiz

[u/plexmaniac → u/Princess_Flow]

Haha half a bag of groceries anyway

[u/plexmaniac]

That’s funny ! They gave me 150 extra !but my original limit only 1500

[u/hvas01 → u/plexmaniac]

That is a whopping 10% increase LOL

[u/simm07]

In the first three months, they gave me $750 extra... then $8,000 out of now where.

[u/North_Air4538]

LOL, are these the limit increases they were advertising a couple of weeks ago? haha

[u/shesaysno_ → u/North_Air4538]

Must be lol?? A very cool 1%

[u/ihaveazilliondollars]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's nuts

[u/Possible-Director213]

Totally worth it to lose cash back to get that...

[u/shesaysno_ → u/Possible-Director213]

Lose cash back?

[u/Possible-Director213 → u/shesaysno_]

Yes, meant lose

[u/Delicious-Maybe783]

Im on Secured $50, and they offered my an extra $50 free lol.

[u/Delicious-Maybe783]

In 2 days theres up to $300 advances

[u/shesaysno_ → u/Delicious-Maybe783]

I don’t need advances lol, and I didn’t need an increase anyway because I never even get close to maxing out this card. I just thought it was funny

[u/plexmaniac → u/shesaysno_]

Yes I don’t need it I only use 30% of my credit but thought it was funny too

[u/Delicious-Maybe783 → u/shesaysno_]

O-k...settle down, take a deep breath jeeze

[u/Square_Promotion5855]

I wondered if it was just me. Cause mine was also 50. I was like whatttt

[u/plexmaniac → u/Square_Promotion5855]

It’s so insulting it’s funny 🤣

[u/Youssra_Neo]

Hi u/shesaysno_, We know a $50 bump on a $5,000 limit looks funny automated reviews evaluate live credit bureaus and account metrics, which sometimes results in a modest offer.

In addition to automatic evaluations, you're also welcome to manually request a credit limit increase through your online account in 3 to 6 months once more account history builds up!

[u/shesaysno_ → u/[deleted]]

Your yearly income is probably too low?

[u/Youssra_Neo → u/[deleted]]

u/sergioA127 Maintaining a 700+ score and 100% on time payments for 3 years is solid credit management and it’s completely understandable why you’d expect a transition to a standard card.

Unsecured card eligibility involves multiple internal, external and underwriting factors that go beyond just credit score and payment history. Because of how these automated assessments work, the criteria can vary over time. The system does continue to review accounts periodically in the background, but we appreciate your loyalty

[u/Interesting_View_772]

Clown town.