I was negotiating a purchase at XXXX XXXX using a credit card that had been previously opened through XXXX XXXX, but separately managed by a credit card company. I asked if a request to increase my credit limit would count as a hard inquiry on my credit report, and the representative at XXXX XXXX told me it would not. When asked for the qualifying information to request the limit increase, I miscalculated my monthly income, and only reported 50 % of my monthly income. The next day, when I realized my calculation error, I called the credit card company and proceeded through the recorded prompts to request a limit increase using my corrected calculations. XXXX requests to increase my credit limit were recorded as hard inquiries on my credit report. The XXXX inquiries are recorded as having been requested on consecutive days, but XXXX came from the same company. I accept that the representative, who I first spoke to at XXXX XXXX, was misinformed, and did not understand that a request for a credit limit increase would count as a hard inquiry. However, because XXXX requests for limit increase took place in a short period of time, I feel that the XXXX should only be reported as a single hard inquiry from the credit card company. I would like for XXXX of the inquiries to be removed from my credit report. 
