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Snyder81
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Oct. 29, 2006 @ 1:48p
smkrishna said:...approved for $7.3k which I didnt expect as in this thread, OP talk about Citi enforcing 1 application for every 60 days.
I believe the limit is two applications every 60 days as posted in other threads. |
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Snyder81
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Oct. 29, 2006 @ 2:01p
charleslanger said:Citi Professional Card -------------------Defered - Denied "credit report shows 0 balance on all cards"
Very interesting...........
AoR experts - In a couple days I'll be reflecting a 0 balance on all cards. I had this planned for my AoR in early November. Should I put a small charge on each account to avoid a denial problem like this? |
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tim2357b
- Member
posted: Oct. 30, 2006 @ 12:20a
I would guess that at least one card with a balance would have avoided the issue, but applying for for 6 citi and cobranded cards in a short time was the more likley reason |
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charleslanger
- Member
posted: Oct. 30, 2006 @ 11:06a
Snyder81 said:charleslanger said:Citi Professional Card -------------------Defered - Denied "credit report shows 0 balance on all cards"
Very interesting...........
AoR experts - In a couple days I'll be reflecting a 0 balance on all cards. I had this planned for my AoR in early November. Should I put a small charge on each account to avoid a denial problem like this? I'm not qualified to answer that conclusively... |
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charleslanger
- Member
posted: Oct. 30, 2006 @ 11:13a
tim2357b said:I would guess that at least one card with a balance would have avoided the issue, but applying for for 6 citi and cobranded cards in a short time was the more likley reason Yeah, he's lucky some were / won't be summarily closed(w/o chance to even dispute)...or an audit / verification process started...
I would immediately charge some stuff on each & pay it off before billing cycle-- at least to demonstrate activiy & good paying record to Citi-- who gets very nervous of new accounts-- don't give them a chance to suspect fraud or close any card for inactivity. I would also make sure to have at least a token CITI bank account... Just because all the card approvals slipped thru does NOT mean they get to stay open.... |
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tim2357b
- Member
posted: Oct. 30, 2006 @ 1:35p
I would immediately charge some stuff on each & pay it off before billing cycle-- at least to demonstrate activiy & good paying record to Citi-- who gets very nervous of new accounts-- don't give them a chance to suspect fraud or close any card for inactivity. I would also make sure to have at least a token CITI bank account... Just because all the card approvals slipped thru does NOT mean they get to stay open....
I enrolled all of them in click to pay from checking, charged $.25 through google video to get the extra +1000 TY points per card and paid all of them off using click to pay from bank account. should have 49,000 or 50,000 TY points from the 4 cards total bonuses to cash out when the points post. |
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charleslanger
- Member
posted: Oct. 31, 2006 @ 2:30p
tim2357b said:I would immediately charge some stuff on each & pay it off before billing cycle-- at least to demonstrate activiy & good paying record to Citi-- who gets very nervous of new accounts-- don't give them a chance to suspect fraud or close any card for inactivity. I would also make sure to have at least a token CITI bank account... Just because all the card approvals slipped thru does NOT mean they get to stay open....
I enrolled all of them in click to pay from checking, charged $.25 through google video to get the extra +1000 TY points per card and paid all of them off using click to pay from bank account. should have 49,000 or 50,000 TY points from the 4 cards total bonuses to cash out when the points post. Very good--All the best! |
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MilesHeighway
- Broke Member
posted: Nov. 12, 2006 @ 8:20p
Well, it looks like Citi AAdvantage is considered "core" cards. I got turned down with a "you have applied for credit within the past 60 days" letter. No pull. |
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ashutoshgupt
- Member
posted: Nov. 12, 2006 @ 9:45p
I got reject for the AAadvantage for same reason 60 days reasoning! |
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charliek
- Senior Member
posted: Nov. 18, 2006 @ 3:07a
Well the results are in...
charliek said:Awesome! You read my mind. This is exactly what I was wondering, so I'm eager to read some experiences. I keep reading how 2 personal apps per 60 days was the limit, and as such I was planning on applying for..
5 Total=
2 Personal -Citi Diamond Preferred (w/0% for life BT) - APPROVED -Driver's Edge - APPROVED
1 Business/Personal? -Citi Professional - does this count as a personal app? or is this in its own "business/personal" category w/Citi? - APPROVED
2 Co-branded? (read these didn't count in regards to the personal apps limit) -Citi Shell Platinum Select - APPROVED -Citi AT&T Universal Rewards - correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm assuming this might belong here per Miles' prior experience - DENIED: too many apps, so this actually is a core/personal card
Wondering if this is doable, especially after you mention this 1 app per 60 days limit. Hmmm. |
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MilesHeighway
- Broke Member
posted: Nov. 18, 2006 @ 1:25p
Thanks for all the data points! And they are all over the place!
So far I got
(a) Business Cards are not considered in the personal app limit and that seems to include the Citi Professional card. (b) Cards that have gotten "too many apps denials" : Diamond Preferred, AAdvantage, ATT Universal, Simplicity
(c) Cards that seem to be immuned : Citi Hilton HHonors, Citi Shell Platinum, mtvU
(d) Cards that seemn to count when considered for "too many apps" : Diamonds Preferred, AAdvantage, ATT Universal, Citi AMEX Premier Pass, Simplicity
Unknown : Driver's Edge
Now, (b) and (d) is slightly different : a card that can get denied because of too many apps does not mean it is counted. Although tim2357b's triple approval especially the double Diamonds Preferred approvals of the MC + AMEX version, before getting denied is interesting...could it be that we need to consider MC/AMEX/VISA as a parameter too. |
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supercreditman
- Member
posted: Dec. 3, 2006 @ 6:07p
I now have over 20 Citi biz and personal cards with combined limits of over $300K.
SCM |
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DavidScubadiver
- Frivolous Member
posted: Mar. 2, 2007 @ 9:34a
I've found that if you keep on applying, they basically get tired of you and give you a card. In fact, I have on multiple occasions been told that I could not apply because I had recently applied (and been denied) only to then get the card in the mail.
Download roboform, include your name and address, social security, telephone number, etc., and it makes filling out an application painless as it fills out all of the fields automatically with the click of a button. Then you can apply as often as you like and they will eventually give you a card just to stop having to run a credit report on you. And of course, you are entitled to a free credit report when they deny you, so if you like to get more than the free annual report, this is a cheap way of getting one.
Obviously, if you're concerned about scuttling your credit score, don't do this. Me, I don't care. I owe $230,000.00 due to zero percent financing, and I have it all sitting at HSBC earning 6%. I shall continue to apply for any zero percent offer I come across in the hopes of socking away $1,000,000. |
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Limey
- Thrifty Member
posted: Mar. 2, 2007 @ 12:13p
DavidScubadiver said:Then you can apply as often as you like and they will eventually give you a card just to stop having to run a credit report on you. And of course, you are entitled to a free credit report when they deny you, so if you like to get more than the free annual report, this is a cheap way of getting one.
I had a different experience - when I got denied for too many apps, the letter only said, our records show you have applied for 2 cards in the last 60 days. That is not a credit-report based denial so I couldn't request a free report from the credit reporting agency based on the denial. |
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r0man
- Senior Member
posted: Mar. 2, 2007 @ 3:08p
Here's my experience from a little AOR conducted last November:
11/21/06 Apps: Citi Diamond Preferred Card F1K7.......Approved $7300 11/22 AT&T Universal rewards card.................Approved $7500 PremierPass..............................................Declined "Too many applications." City Professional.......................................Approved $1000 11/25 with credit rep on phone Citibusiness PremierPass.....................Approved $13500 Citibusiness with Thank You Network..Approved $7000
11/22/06 Apps: Citi Honors HHilton Signature................Approved $15000 Citi online CLI requests for 2 existing accounts deferred and declined.
My data seems confirm that only 2 new "core" cards are allowed within a certain time period. Professional, Business and Hilton cards don't seem to count as "core" cards. |
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mattun
- Senior Member
posted: May. 3, 2007 @ 2:37a
Does the 60 days reset every time you apply? Like I screwed up and applied two weeks too early (bit on the $50 Citi AMEX bonus) and was denied. Do I have to wait two weeks or two months now? Anybody? |
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