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The Credit One credit limit increase fee can be anywhere between $0 to $49, based on your payment history. To avoid being charged a fee, try to make payments on time and maintain a healthy credit utilization debt-to-limit ratio. If possible, increase your income level as well, and you may become eligible for a credit limit increase.
Keep in mind that the issuer might offer you a credit limit increase periodically, after reviewing your account. However, you can also ask them for a credit limit increase either online or over the phone at (877) 825-3242.
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If you are offered a credit limit increase with a fee, call and talk to a manager. They can waive the fee even though the agent you first talk to will claim that this is not possible.