Here's one thing -lounge access:Is it really worth paying $900pa for the card?
I mean what does it get you over say the following cards? ...
Priority Pass
Platinum Card members enjoy access to more than 500 VIP lounges, through complimentary and unrestricted membership of Priority Pass11, the world’s largest independent airport lounge program. You’ll find them in 275 cities across 90 countries, including Virgin Blue lounges in Australia.
Airline Lounge Access
Waiting for a flight? You are also entitled to complimentary access to some of the world’s most hospitable airport lounges12 – Delta Crown Room Club®, Continental Airlines President Club®, Northwest Airlines WorldClubs®, and American Airlines Admirals Club. Simply present your Platinum Card and your boarding pass for that carrier and you’ll enjoy access for yourself and up to two travelling companions.
Is it really worth paying $900pa for the card?
I mean what does it get you over say the following cards?
Qantas ultimate card, $400pa (yes i know QFF points only)
Or
The westpac earth platinum card, $250pa which seems to offer American express selects (not too sure what it is though)
I know both of those are credit cards however there isnt really a difference from charge to credit card if you dont let the credit card run pas the interest free period.
The Earth Platinum card offers access to Entre.
whippet,i must add here that most people using the platinum card would already have access to lounges due to the fact they would be flying business or first. pointless coughing up $900 a year and then flying economy.
i must add here that most people using the platinum card would already have access to lounges due to the fact they would be flying business or first. pointless coughing up $900 a year and then flying economy.
i must add here that most people using the platinum card would already have access to lounges due to the fact they would be flying business or first. pointless coughing up $900 a year and then flying economy.
not to sure about the travel insurance. lost 2 first class eurostar tickets from paris to london return due to the tunnel fire in sept. value of AU$900. insurance eventually told me that they were not covered. only unused portion of airline ticket! what unused portion? fortunately since then eurostar has agreed to refund in full. but was interesting to learn travel aint travel! unless its not claimed for!