During one segment where they showed how easy it is to log on to WordCity.org to pay our tithes online, I noticed the person in the video had a black card that they were using to enter as a sample of a person giving online.
I'll bet you it was a Visa black card.
So when I saw that Visa black card was a new CJ.com advertiser -- I couldn't help but apply for the program.
And then I got in.
Why would anyone want a Visa black card?
That's what I asked myself, especially spying that hefty annual fee (heftier than my Amex annual fee) in light of this debt-filled economy?
Maybe it's for the 24-Hour Concierge Service
But more than likely, I believe it's the prestige a Visa black card offers to the limited "1% of U.S. Residents to ensure the highest caliber of personal service."
I think a Visa black card just spells bragging rights or a "look at me" feel for people who have good enough credit to get approved.
The only time I could really see getting one is if I traveled quite a bit.
But maybe I need to read more about its benefits.
Anyway, if you're an affiliate marketer like me -- it could be worth your while to ptich them.
You'll get a hundo per approved Visa black card applicant.
Comments
For the ultra-rich, buying whatever you want can get boring; they need the ability to actually do something that other people canāt. A good concierge can do that. You need 12 Arabian horses for your daughters wedding? Call up the concierge, heāll have them flown in from Dubaiā¦The ability to get difficult things done is what sets these cards apart from just a card with a very high limit. Just the knowledge that cardholders have that ability, maybe I am wrong :).Thanks for sharing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zhqmBpKNtU&eurl=http://blackadtalk.com/viewthread.php?tid=11&feature=player_embedded
But the story of that 16-yr-old with the black card is very inspiring, though.
I'm in the process of updating the rankings and providing a bit of information about each site. Updates should be up in a few days. Let me know if you'd like to change yours.
Warmly,
Linda P. Morton