Offered by: Barclays
| Purchase Intro Rate | N/A |
| Purchase Intro Period | N/A |
| Balance Transfer Intro Rate | 0% |
| Balance Transfer Intro Period | six billing cycles |
| Regular APR | 13.24% |
| Balance Transfer Rate | 13.24% |
| Cash Advance Rate | 19.99% |
| Annual Fee | $495 |
| Late Fee | See terms* |
| Cash Advance Fee | See terms* |
| Balance Transfer Fee | See terms* |
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Dahhling, if you can't afford the $495 annual fee, perhaps this card is not for you."
nohobear at 11:43 pm Feb 22
Reply Cancel ReplyI SAID NO!!!!!!! ITS NOT A GOOD DEAL"
craig2445 at 6:14 pm Nov 21
Reply Cancel ReplyTo everyone talking about saving money: You can't get this card unless your income is better than 99% of the people in the United States. This card is marketed to the rich. Plus, if you actually use the features, especially the concierge, you'll more than get your money's worth. Plus, it has 1% cashback with no yearly max (which, of course, can be beaten easily by other cards), and I imagine that it's safe to say that people rich enough to get approved for this card might actually charge and pay off $49,500 or more a year... so, really, this is a great deal for those heavy spenders."
GamingG at 11:53 am Nov 5
Reply Cancel ReplyLol the $495 fee will sure beat the centurion card's annual fee of like $2500!"
chris91 at 12:04 am Oct 17
Reply Cancel Reply$495/year??? I don't think so"
rich509 at 3:49 pm Oct 1
Reply Cancel ReplyThis is a terrible offer!"
dboone at 4:32 pm Sep 1
Reply Cancel Reply495$ for the "privilege" of borrowing money from loan sharks. No thank you Visa."
danj3ris at 1:59 pm Aug 5
Reply Cancel ReplyVisa is not loaning you the money, they simply process the transactions. The bank is Barclays."
cheppere at 9:52 am Mar 10
Reply Cancel ReplyDang someone has to remind these gys that we are in resession which means we need so save money and not give it away...thanx but no thanx"
ribarra09 at 10:56 pm Jul 31
Reply Cancel Replythey should be paying me $495 a year for making their balance sheet look great with my regular visa"
onepaul at 8:27 am Jul 21
Reply Cancel ReplyIts a marketing ploy playing off of the American Express Centurion Card which has been called the "Black" card for a long time because it was made of titanium and colored black.
The difference is the AMEX card is by invite-only, and has a $2,500 annual fee with a $5,000 "initiation fee" for the first year."
mrunknown at 11:04 am Jul 5
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