Citi Dividend Select Credit Card With Limit of $30K

Guest: ASBrainstorm
Post subject: Citi Dividend Select Credit Card With Limit of $30K
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 1:25 am

LustfortheMoment wrote:
Quote:
So does anyone have a higher CL than $3200 with this card or is it stuck at that because

it's not a super prime card or something?


I have a Citi Dividend Select card with a limit of $30K. I haven't used it in 3 months.

Frankly, it's now a piece of garbage since they lowered their reimbursement from 5% to

2%. I'm simply keeping it in the event that I later open another Citi card and consolidate

the limits.

Did you have to do income verification to get 30K?

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Guest: mouse
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:51 am

ASBrainstorm wrote:
LustfortheMoment wrote:
Quote:
So does anyone have a higher CL than $3200 with this card or is it stuck at that because

it's not a super prime card or something?


I have a Citi Dividend Select card with a limit of $30K. I haven't used it in 3 months.

Frankly, it's now a piece of garbage since they lowered their reimbursement from 5% to

2%. I'm simply keeping it in the event that I later open another Citi card and consolidate

the limits.

Did you have to do income verification to get 30K?

I have a CITIBANK CARD with over $30,000

No income verification

NEVER HAVE--NEVER WILL

Why should I

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Guest: GR77
Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 7:53 am

Username wrote:
I have 15,500 credit limit on mine. It's my primary card because for some reason that I

can't explain and I'm very curious about is that I still get the 5% off on groceries, drug

stores & gas stations and 1% off everything else.

I even called them to ask about it and all they say is my card didn't change. I even

e-mailed my concern and they too said, I'm still getting the 5%s. Who knows, but I'm not

complaining...just curious.


Same here, My Citi Dividend AMEX card is still at 5% Cash Back for EDP's. It seems like

90% of Dividend users got reduced to 2% judging from all the posts i've read.

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Guest: newyearsday1985
Credit Expert (100+ Posts)
Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 8:05 pm

canadianpotatoes wrote:

So does anyone have a higher CL than $3200 with this card or is it stuck at that because

it's not a super prime card or something?


My citi dividend card started off with a $2,500 limit in July 2004. It now has a $9,000 limit.

I recently converted it to citipremierpass since they discontinued the 5% cash back.

My first increase was about 6 months after getting the card. Went from $2,500 to $4,000. I

think it's because I charged a lot on it.
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