Free cash, no fees, just pay it off!
It's simple. I pay this card off every month to a zero balance. I get 2% cash back on everything I buy. I use this now instead of my debit card entirely, and my annual cash back is well over $500. I also used it when they offered a zero percent promo on a balance transfer, paid that off within the 15 month promo period, so again, zero cost to me.
If you complain about their high interest rate on balances, you're doing it wrong, but I understand not everyone can pay the balance off every mo. In that case, get a card with a very low interest rate.
My credit limit went from $1500 to $3000 to $7500 to $15500 to $20000. I've had the card for 4 yrs. Website is super easy to navigate, online payments are processed instantly, and I've had no issue with their call center resolving any problems. Overall, I am very satisfied.
Good card!
There is no limit on how much cash back you recieve and customer service is good. Good fraud department!
one accidental late payment and they cut my credit limit in half. i called credit management and ask for reinstatement of my original limit and was denied. BOO!
Awful
I applied for this card and was approved instantly for a $1500 limit which was shocking. I’ve now had this card for over 5 years and have worked my way up to a $3500 limit. I have two other cards; each started out much higher than where I am now and both have over $20k limit. I asked for an increase once and was automatically declined because of a missed payment. I’ve never missed a payment or made a late payment. I applied again and was automatically declined because my score was too low. It was 747 at the time and my limit was $1800-I already had the two other cards over $10k at that point. So I put my car insurance and gym membership on the card this year and let it auto pay. It was going well and they bumped me up to $3500. Yay right? Well the next month, I get an email that I never paid my bill. But it’s on autopay so that’s weird. Sure enough, autopay was still on but they never withdrew the funds. So I got hit with a $25 late fee and a ding in my credit. I paid the card off and locked it. I will let it sit until they cancel it but I do not trust Citi and have no idea how the card rates so highly when they have consistently screwed me over the length of time I’ve had the card. I’d suggest Chase and Discover—I love both of my cards with them and have never had any issues.
A lot of revolving lines tend to give you a prompt to make your next payment manually after enrolling in autopay. The autopay would kick in after the first/next due date passed. I suspect that is what happened here. Pro Tip: Don’t let the banks decide your credit fate when enrolling in autopay. Read the prompts and set a calendar reminder for the day after autopay should kick in to ensure the payment posted properly. Msg customer service right away if it hasn’t in order to cover your behind.
Use it every day. Pay off every month.
The rewards on this card are excellent. I've earned over $3,000 within the last three years. They're quick to payout too. My credit limit is $30,000; I started at $9,000.
I start at 1600 I hope I get somewhere high credit limted with them like you this is my go to card for everything
he started with 9000 you started with 1600 its safe to say thats not going to happen lol he clearly has a way bigger income than you
quit gloating fool! who cares!
Very Happy
I have about 1 year and 5 months that I started building my credit with a 684 Transunion and 688 Experian I receive a mail that I was pre-qualified for this card but in CK I have fair approval odds but I decided to apply and I got approved by 2000 credit limit this is m first card having more than 1000 dollars I'm very happy and very exited to use it to see how the cash back works! Thank you Citi Bank
Easy application, great starting limit!
Today I applied to the Citi Double CB card after having very good approval odds accoring to Credit Karma. TU - 708 and Equifax - 775. March 14th of this year my score was a 601! After focused effort on my credit and two new Capital One cards, I can finally say I am taking my credit in the right direction. Capital One started me on the QS 1 with a 1500 limit and after 5 months increased it by 3000 to 4500. Still focused on buidling my credit activity, in October I applied to Capital One's Journey Student rewards card (even though I am years removed from being a student) and was approved for a 3000 limit. So far things are going well. I called Capital One to see if I qualified for an upgrade. I have a goal of minimizing my annual fees. The QS1 had a $39 annual fee which requires me to spend on it just to break even! Good news, they upgraded me to the Venture One card and let me transfer my total cash back rewards to the Journey card so that I would not lose my $113+ in cash. Now I have a new every day spend card in Citi! I would caution though that you apply to the Citi card on their actual website because the CK app timed out and I didn't get to create user ID or get my card number info. Overall I am looking forward to this card and I will provide any updates as I continue to use it. Oh and I searched online for typical starting limits for Citi Double Cash cards, I wasn't looking forward to alot but they surprisingly approved me for a limit of 6900!
Super simple super easy cashback card.
It's no frills and doesn't have the best cashback in any one category but it's a staple card for when you don't have a card at hand with a better return.
I have a fico score of 727 and was only approved for $500 CL . What are the best credit cards for higher credit limits with my score?
How much you're approved for isnt based solely on your score.. if you dont make enough money you wont get approved for more
Apply for a capital one card because that’s a very low CL and your credit is good.
Chase freedom unlimited starts pretty high limits we ith God score like yours
With good score's , stupid autocorrect LoL
Apply chase sapphire starting limit is 5000
Excellent card, I don't know why some are fussing. You buy something (1% cash back) then in the next day or so, log on and pay that item off (1% cash back for paying it off) and there's your 2%. I will not use this card travelliing internationally as there is a 3% foreign transaction fee, however there are other options for that. If you can pay your balances in full and know how to manage your finances, then this card is well worth it.
deceived about a lot of important info
Look into ALL FINE PRINT!
I didn't no anything about the lack of car rental insurance. With CITIBANK!!! Use CHASE for ALL IMPORTANT THINGS! They are Very reliable as always!