How long to get Centurion inviation / rejected one before

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As a Platinum Card you’re extended a warm welcome in some of the world’s most hospitable airport lounges1 including:
Delta Crown Room Club®
Continental Airlines President Club®
Northwest Airlines WorldClubs®
American Airlines Admirals Club.

For airport lounge access, ticket must be for same day travel. Codeshare flights and affiliated lounge agreements do not apply.

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.


In addition to the above lounges, Platinum Card members also enjoy access to more than 500 VIP lounges, through complimentary and unrestricted membership of Priority Pass2, the world’s largest independent airport lounge program.

You’ll find lounges in 275 cities across 90 countries, including Virgin Blue lounges in Australia. Valued at USD399 per person, per year, this complimentary invitation is open no matter which class of ticket you hold, or the airline you’re flying. Your travelling partner is also welcome for a small fee of USD27 per lounge visit. And what’s more, one Platinum Supplementary Card member can also join Priority Pass for a reduced annual membership fee of USD249.

You must present your valid Priority Pass membership card, government-issued ID, and airline ticket to club agents. Codeshare and affiliated lounge agreements may not apply in all cases. One complimentary membership applies per Platinum Card account.

for comparison, here are the lounge benefits for australian centurion members:

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Qantas Club Membership
You've missed your connection, the airport is crowded and you have a deadline looming. The one saving grace? The warm welcome you will receive at more than 250 Qantas Club, partner airline and associated lounges worldwide. Relax, unwind and forget your frustrations in The Qantas Club. If there is work to be done, you can keep to the task at hand with a range of office services available in the Business Centres.

Centurion Exclusive
One complimentary annual Qantas Club membership for you or your Supplementary Cardmember.


Worldwide Lounge Access
As well as The Qantas Club, your Centurion membership gives you complimentary access to some of the world's most hospitable airport lounges.

Along with existing partners, Delta Crown Room Club®, Continental Airlines President Club® and Northwest Airlines WorldClubs®, Centurion members are now welcomed to the airport lounges of American Airlines Admirals Club®.

Centurion Exclusive
Simply present your Centurion Card and ticket for that carrier, and you'll enjoy access for yourself, your partner, children under 21, or two travelling companions.


Priority Pass™ Membership
Regardless of your class of travel or your carrier, you and your Centurion Supplementary Cardmember have complimentary and unrestricted access to the tranquil surroundings of more than 450 airport lounges worldwide. Once enrolled, simply show your Priority Pass Membership Card at the lounge. Guests may also accompany you for a usage fee of USD24 per guest (charged to your Centurion account).

Centurion Exclusive
Complimentary Priority Pass membership

Enrol by completing your personal profile form and once your application has been received, your Priority Pass Membership Card will be sent to you with a directory, listing all of the airport lounges, their facilities and locations.
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as you can see, the only substantive difference between the platinum charge card and centurion charge card airline lounge benefits is the complimentary qantas club membership centurions can apply for which is of virtually no value to anyone who travels frequently or purchases a business or first class ticket -- which, i imagine, centurion's "target" clientele typically do.
 
Only difference i see is the QP membership, all the rest looks the same i think.
I think its easy to judge, if you want the most features for your $$ get the platinum charge, if you have lots of money and don't care about the card cost then get centurion.
For most people even the $400 platinum card cost is not really cheap, but i think you can argue if you travel a reasonable amount its well worth it.
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Only difference i see is the QP membership, all the rest looks the same i think.
I think its easy to judge, if you want the most features for your $$ get the platinum charge, if you have lots of money and don't care about the card cost then get centurion.
For most people even the $400 platinum card cost is not really cheap, but i think you can argue if you travel a reasonable amount its well worth it.
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I thought that the Platinum Charge Card annual fee was $900

Dave
 
I thought that the Platinum Charge Card annual fee was $900

Dave

Oh yeah you have a point ! i got a discount. Your 100% correct. It is $900 year normally.

Again if you use priority pass (400), your other free credit card + free flight (400) and a few other things and your sort of ahead.
I know a lot of people that would have 900 yearly fees from all there other cards combined... it all sounds shocking when you think about it ! but also the charge cards they wont make money on interest out of you since the full balance is payable every month.

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For anyone who has the Cent, can you tell me if you get free flight upgrades with selected airlines such as Virgin Atlantic. I am planning on going to europe (Italy, Monte Carlo and Ireland) early this year, and this would be the only reason i would get the card if were for the flight upgrades, i read in the book it said upgrades but is this true. Ie i purchase a 3k economy ticket, do i get upgraded to a 10k business class seat?

Regards
 
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