Elcid89 wrote:Likewise for the CIBC Aerogold VISA Infinite, the Scotiabank Momentum VISA Infinite, and the TD Canada Trust First Class Travel VISA Infinite.
All have minimum lines of $5,000 with personal income of $60,000 or household income of $100,000.
Dang, I knew I should have asked for more on the ScotiaBank Visa. I just asked for $10k because I was a little gun shy. Maybe I will CLI my card upwards to match my other ones. 
I agree with the others, M/C seems to be more prevelant here in Canada. It could be my imagination but I think about 75% of the cards are M/C rather than VISA.
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Roarmeister wrote:
Elcid89 wrote:Likewise for the CIBC Aerogold VISA Infinite, the Scotiabank Momentum VISA Infinite, and the TD Canada Trust First Class Travel VISA Infinite.
All have minimum lines of $5,000 with personal income of $60,000 or household income of $100,000.
Dang, I knew I should have asked for more on the ScotiaBank Visa. I just asked for $10k because I was a little gun shy. Maybe I will CLI my card upwards to match my other ones.
I agree with the others, M/C seems to be more prevelant here in Canada. It could be my imagination but I think about 75% of the cards are M/C rather than VISA.
MC seems to be more prevalent here as well. Inside the US Visa seems to be more prevalent, but that often changes once you step outside the country.
I just found pages with real information as opposed to my gut feelings: 
I suspect the % data hasn't changed much since 2009.
- As of yearend 2009, there were 270 million Visa credit cards and 382 million Visa debit cards in circulation in the United States. (Source: Visa.com)
- As of yearend 2009, there were 203 million MasterCard credit cards and 125 million MasterCard debit cards in circulation in the United States. (Source: MasterCard.com)
- As of yearend 2009, there were 48.9 million American Express credit cards in circulation in the United States. (Source: AmericanExpress.com)
- As of yearend 2009, there were 54.4 million Discover credit cards in circulation in the United States. (Source: Discover.com)
In Canada, in 2008, M/C had 38.7% of the market, VISA had 38.3% (and most of the banks), 17% AMEX and the remaining 8-9% shared among the other CCCs.
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