Centurian in the USA

[Foreigner]

In the USA, the one time fee ($5k) is similar to that proposed in Australia but the annual fee ($2.5k) is a half.

The apparent qualification threshold seems low. Interesting responses follow the article:

The Centurion: the Black American Express Card | Money After Graduation



Editor may like to change thread heading to "Centurion in the USA".

 

[haydensydney]

I think the writer of that article wasn't entirely accurate with the facts. Still referred to free companion tickets which AFAIK isn't the case these days.

I wrote a more thorough article (and is more Australian centric)....

Centurion: The Black Amex | flymefunky.com

 

[Newk]

I think the writer of that article wasn't entirely accurate with the facts. Still referred to free companion tickets which AFAIK isn't the case these days.

I wrote a more thorough article (and is more Australian centric)....

Centurion: The Black Amex | flymefunky.com

LOL, all I wanted one year was AFL grand final tickets. The much vaunted service couldn't do it. Madge's cardigan? MMM maybe, but so?

Oh well, each to their own

 

[Pukka]

The sourcing tickets service is a joke. When I was in the UK I wanted tickets for the FA cup final. I rang up Centurion who rang me back with the fantastic news that they had sourced 2 tickets for £2000 each ( the face value was about £150 each)

Wow what an amazing service not!! Any idiot can ring up ticket touts (scalpers) r us or something similar.

Did get some free tickets to see Sting at the Royal Albert Hall once though which was good