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08-14-2020 08:34 AM
I got that message somewhere. I have not used my Capital one card in a long long time. Then I got a letter apologizing and saying they had raised my credit limit.
I don't know but I didn't even look at what was going on for either message. I don't use Cap One.
08-14-2020 09:35 AM
I would call and check the legitimacy of
email.
08-14-2020 10:01 AM
I heard on our local news that is happening across the board. Credit card companies are either lowering limits or cancelling cards during this pandemic. People out of work are using credit cards to survive and then there's the potential of filing bankrupcy. I was talking to someone just the other day who said 2 of her cards were cancelled and her amazon limit was lowered. It's also going to be more difficult for some people to get loans, even with good credit ratings.
08-14-2020 10:06 AM - edited 08-14-2020 10:57 AM
Ours was also lowered from Capital One, should not affect your credit score. We always pay in full, even with a large monthly bill.
08-14-2020 10:16 AM
In the past month, our Capital One as well as Chase Visa lowered our available credit. We never carry a balance and figured they're not making any money from us.
08-14-2020 11:26 AM
@Icegoddess Unfortunately no debt, not charging your life away, not spending much money on stuff does affect your credit score. I know this because my having zero debt and paying off my cc every month has lowered mine.
We've owned our home since 2000, neither me nor my husband have any debt. We also have owned our vehicles for years. He/we don't know what his score is, he's never ever looked at his credit report. Years ago I looked at mine, cleaned it up because there was a lot of stuff on it that was either my some of my parents' combined or just my mother because our names are exactly the same. So my report is great but my score has dropped through the years.
Seems we're da*ned if we do and da*ned if we don't. Just cannot seem to win in this nutso world we reside in.
08-14-2020 07:46 PM
I would just call them and ask why they lowered it. Did you open a new credit card and have more credit with someone else? may that is why they lowered it?
08-14-2020 07:59 PM
I got a letter yesterday from USAA that they lowered my limit because I have almost never used the card. Btw, my score is really good but since we just paid off our house and only have one small car loan, I'm sure it'll go down some.
08-14-2020 08:01 PM
This month I had my Paypal MasterCard limit RAISED $4000. I did not ask for it....do not really need it. I pay off the card each month...and do use it a lot. But I never charge even close to what the old limit was...so do not reallyknow why they raised it?
my FICO score is 850 on average. It varies by a point or two month to month. Probably raising my card limit will adversely affect my FICO for a few months..
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