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the uber credit card

The black card available by invitation only, if you need to ask how to get one then you shouldn't have it. The only way I'll probly ever get one is if I hit the lotto.
 
Originally posted by: joedrake
man if you pay in cash its so much more pimp
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Platinum CCs double your warranty for free, why do you hate Amer- uh, free warranties?

0% interest on your CC in perpetuity if you don't carry a balance.
 
whatever... it's a status symbol. and i dont think there is a limit anymore as my gold amex doesnt.
 
If you do the research, you'll see a main prerequesite is not JUST spending a lot, but doing a lot of travel. There are a TON of travel-related benefits (free GOLD memberships with airlines, hotels, etc).
 
Originally posted by: doze
The black card available by invitation only, if you need to ask how to get one then you shouldn't have it. The only way I'll probly ever get one is if I hit the lotto.
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no its not, you can buy your way in
 
Must be a platinum "charge" card holder and spend $250k a year on it in order to be invited. Annual fee is $2500/yr. All Amex "charge" cards (green, gold, platinum) have an "exposure" limit that once you reach it, they will deny charges until you make a payment or prove you can pay it back (you have to ask what your exposure limit is). I use the stuffing out of my Amex cards and know them pretty well.
 
Originally posted by: TheToOTaLL
If you do the research, you'll see a main prerequesite is not JUST spending a lot, but doing a lot of travel. There are a TON of travel-related benefits (free GOLD memberships with airlines, hotels, etc).
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Realistically, is there anyone who charges more than 250,000 a year and doesn't travel?
 
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