Credit line increase request

I feel your pain.

What I don't understand is why you think that sending an e-mail
through PlanetFeedback is going to override the fact that they've
turned you down "several times."

I feel your pain. And I have no idea why they've turned you down. I
don't know the formula, what your credit rating is, or even if you
have other credit cards or loans.

I have an excellent credit rating, no car loans, and a reasonable
mortgage. My household income is a good deal more than your's (not
boasting). The limit on my Visa card? $3,500. My point: going just
on your household income, $10,000 seems a lot to ask.

Solution? You might want to look at other cards. Some companies
might be more willing to take risks. Since you pay off every month
(or several times a month), you clearly aren't someone who cares about
interest rates. Find a card that'll extend you the $7-$10K you want,
but at some astronomical rate. Then, make sure to pay off each
month.

You might also consider something like American Express, which has no
pre-set limit. Yes, they can always impose a limit on you. But, if
you keep up your payments, a $7-$10K charge in a month will be
possible.

Especially if this is being used for business. There are some
business-specific cards that cater to this exact situation. People
who might not have the income, but (since it's used for business
purposes), extend additional credit. If you have an employer, see if
your company has a company card. If you're self employed, check out
one of the smal business cards.