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Applied for the wrong card

A Reddit user mistakenly applied for an unsecured Discover it Cash Back credit card instead of a secured card, resulting in an unexpected $1,000 credit limit and a hard inquiry — raising questions about digital application interfaces, financial literacy cues, and first-time credit decision architecture.

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Reddit r/CreditCards

Sep 3, 2026

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Can I apply for a U.S. student credit card while attending a university outside the U.S.?

A U.S. citizen student with no credit history seeks guidance on eligibility for a U.S.-based student credit card while enrolled at a European university.

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Reddit r/CreditCards

Jul 21, 2026

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Applying to USA student credit card while studying outside the USA

A U.S. citizen student with no credit history seeks guidance on applying for the Capital One Savor Student credit card while enrolled at a European university, raising questions about eligibility criteria and approval odds.

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Reddit r/CreditCards

Jul 21, 2026

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Amazon Chase Prime Visa CLI

A Reddit user seeks community confirmation about whether Amazon Chase Prime Visa credit limit increase (CLI) requests trigger hard or soft credit inquiries.

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Reddit r/CreditCards

Jul 10, 2026