01-21-2012 10:33 AM
I love your compare & contrast story. I heard a lot of good things about Visa Signatures Cards. I have the Bank of America Visa Signature Card. I didn't see where the original poster mentioned Citi? Anyways, I was under the impression that I would not have to contact BofA if I had questions or make plans and reservations, but Visa Signature Services would do all of the work. I think that he/or she contacted Visa Signature Customer Service.
01-21-2012 10:35 AM
Cory wrote:I love your compare & contrast story. I heard a lot of good things about Visa Signatures Cards. I have the Bank of America Visa Signature Card. I didn't see where the original poster mentioned Citi? Anyways, I was under the impression that I would not have to contact BofA if I had questions or make plans and reservations, but Visa Signature Services would do all of the work. I think that he/or she contacted Visa Signature Customer Service.
No mention of Citi by me. Any Visa Signature card will work. On both cases I emailed them. Simply google Visa Concierge and its the first link. They will set up your card and let you begin emailing right away.
01-21-2012 10:36 AM
dalebb wrote:mayb my cruise ship ran aground and i have nothing but the clothes on my back and need to get home?
Something that doesnt require travel as Amex's concierge does not help with travel.
01-21-2012 10:39 AM
You should forward this to Amex. I'm sure they'd be itnerested in the feedback. Like you said, at the very least, they should have sent the request to the correct department instead of just telling you that they aren't the ones who handle these types of requests.
01-21-2012 10:39 AM
Great to know - thank you for the detailed and informative post!
01-21-2012 10:40 AM
Walt_K wrote:You should forward this to Amex. I'm sure they'd be itnerested in the feedback. Like you said, at the very least, they should have sent the request to the correct department instead of just telling you that they aren't the ones who handle these types of requests.
Im scared of FR.
No, but really. You think I should send it as a secure message?
01-21-2012 10:42 AM
Cory wrote:I love your compare & contrast story. I heard a lot of good things about Visa Signatures Cards. I have the Bank of America Visa Signature Card. I didn't see where the original poster mentioned Citi? Anyways, I was under the impression that I would not have to contact BofA if I had questions or make plans and reservations, but Visa Signature Services would do all of the work. I think that he/or she contacted Visa Signature Customer Service.
You're correct, my mistake, I thought I saw Citi mentioned in the OP's first post.
If I'm going to make an excuse, I'm sick and my head is a bit clouded (hopefully that will get me off the hook)
Sorry about that, I really could have sworn I saw Citi mentioned in the first post.
01-21-2012 10:45 AM
01-21-2012 10:45 AM
Mustanglvr2006 wrote:
Cory wrote:I love your compare & contrast story. I heard a lot of good things about Visa Signatures Cards. I have the Bank of America Visa Signature Card. I didn't see where the original poster mentioned Citi? Anyways, I was under the impression that I would not have to contact BofA if I had questions or make plans and reservations, but Visa Signature Services would do all of the work. I think that he/or she contacted Visa Signature Customer Service.
You're correct, my mistake, I thought I saw Citi mentioned in the OP's first post.
If I'm going to make an excuse, I'm sick and my head is a bit clouded (hopefully that will get me off the hook)
Sorry about that, I really could have sworn I saw Citi mentioned in the first post.
Its no problem.
I would like for Amex to see this. Just not sure what the best approch to take is.
01-21-2012 10:46 AM
Mickey11 wrote:
Funny I was just buttering up my DW as to why I earth I would want to pay an AF that high for the Plat. one day, I was specifically praising their concierge, I hope yours was a flukeHowever I do bank with Citi and can't wait to get approved for one of their Prime cards!
I, too, have heard great things and wanted to try them out. My result is the story on page one.

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