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Green Member
How does Capital One Credit Steps program work?
Two questions.
How does the Capital One Credit Steps work?
And is program still available in 2011?
I came across something talking about it on my fico but it was from 3 years ago. It is a program for bad or fair credit and you start off with a low limit of $300. Then there are milestones for making payments on time and each time one is reached Capital One gives a credit limit increase. There were folks saying their scores were in the 600s and this credit steps program was helping to give a boost. I could use something like this but I cannot locate information about its current availability.
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Green Member
Bump.
If anyone has an update on the Capital One credit steps program I would be grateful to hear it.
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Platinum Member
I am not sure if its the steps program. But, I know if you pay 5 payments on time on the 7th statement you will have a balance increase. I called and asked about upgrading.
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Green Member
Program still active. I have two cap one accts. perfect payment hist & credit hist. One acct over two years old, never rec'd increase, not in credit steps program. second acct opened recently, between 1st & 2nd stmt rec'd credit steps letter, after 5 on time pymts will rec 50% increase. don't know why new acct is in program and two year old acct isnt.
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The "credit steps" program...
I've been doing a bit of reading and I see a lot of people talking about the Capital One credit steps program. Apparently, if one is enrolled in the program, their credit limit increases a bit every few months or so.
I just received my card (no hassle cash rewards) and paperwork in the mail a couple of weeks ago, and I'm looking over it again and I see no mention of a "credit steps" program, or any mention of automated credit limit increases. I also looked in the documents section of my account online and there are no documents listed there.
Does this mean I'm not enrolled in the program and that I won't be receiving any automated credit limit increases, or is that not the case?
Thanks!
Last edited by admin; Jan 26, 12 at 8:14 pm.
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