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JDWlliams
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Posts: 556 Forumite
in Credit cards
have got one of these accounts with £100 limit. Have bought two things from there and paid twice will the limit go up or just stay as it is?
Make £11,000 in 2011 / ebay £600
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It will increase over time unless the credit limit has been fixed..Im an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0
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I've got one of these accounts and mine has gone up and up since I started mine about a year ago, currently at £1400 but don't anything on it as I always pay by card each time I order:D0
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When did you pay ? How long you had account.0
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i have had a jdwilliams account for about 2 years now
the limit increases I got were:
125 start
4 months later 500
month 7 - 750
month 10 - 1000
month 13 1250
month 16 1500
month 19 1750
and it has been 1750 now for 3 months so iam due another increase soon.
with mine it was on the 4th statement when the limit was increased.:j:beer: :beer::j0 -
had my account over 16 months started with limit of £150 now £2000 it.s gone up evey months since0
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they are good, myn stopped going up @ £900Don't put your trust into an Experian score - it is not a number any bank will ever use & it is generally a waste of money to purchase it. They are also selling you insurance you dont need.0
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my jacamo and my jd williams and brilliant gift shop all went up to a grand each vbery quickly, all 3 report on my file seperatly too
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Why on earth would you want a huge credit limit on what quite frankly looking at their prices is a complete rip off site.
I appreciate you might have bad credit and are using it to improve it, but why would you want a £1500 limit with their interest rates.0 -
I dont particularly want a huge limit and I got the account to improve credit rating which is steadily improving, I would reduce the limit if I was looking to improve available credit available as you say I would never spend near my limit, think the max I have spent is £60 and never paid any intrest to jd williams.Why on earth would you want a huge credit limit on what quite frankly looking at their prices is a complete rip off site.
I appreciate you might have bad credit and are using it to improve it, but why would you want a £1500 limit with their interest rates.0
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