Barclay Black Metal Card

[CreditScholar]

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@09Lexie wrote:
There's a cc for every individual. Those who've apped and are carrying the card may not agree with the 'worst card ever' sentiment.

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+1. I've made my feelings for this card known on many previous occasions, but there are some people out there who still want it.

It reminds me of this reality dating show I was watching while flipping through the channels. I normally can't stand reality TV, but this was actually interesting. They had a guy on there who made me absolutely shudder, and I couldn't help but think "who in their right mind would go after this guy?"

He was thinner than a sack of bones, looked like his mum still dressed him, had horse-like teeth bigger than Mr. Ed, skin that was flaking off in multiple places, a face like a smashed crab, was unemployed, and had the absolutely dorkiest personality ever. To his credit though he was a nice guy.

After being passed over by 20+ women, one was quite enthralled and asked him out on a date. My fiancee always says that "there's someone out there for everyone", and this guy was living proof.

IMO Visa Black is the credit card version of the guy with the smashed-crab face. Most people will say "what the hell are you thinking?!"... but there's still someone out there who will bite.

[09Lexie]

@CreditScholar

I could almost visualize that poor guy!

Your comments made my point.

[FinStar]

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@CreditScholar wrote:

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@09Lexie wrote:
There's a cc for every individual. Those who've apped and are carrying the card may not agree with the 'worst card ever' sentiment.

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+1. I've made my feelings for this card known on many previous occasions, but there are some people out there who still want it.

It reminds me of this reality dating show I was watching while flipping through the channels. I normally can't stand reality TV, but this was actually interesting. They had a guy on there who made me absolutely shudder, and I couldn't help but think "who in their right mind would go after this guy?"

He was thinner than a sack of bones, looked like his mum still dressed him, had horse-like teeth bigger than Mr. Ed, skin that was flaking off in multiple places, a face like a smashed crab, was unemployed, and had the absolutely dorkiest personality ever. To his credit though he was a nice guy.

After being passed over by 20+ women, one was quite enthralled and asked him out on a date. My fiancee always says that "there's someone out there for everyone", and this guy was living proof.

IMO Visa Black is the credit card version of the guy with the smashed-crab face. Most people will say "what the hell are you thinking?!"... but there's still someone out there who will bite.

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@Anonymous @ CreditScholar... I just spilled my drink....lol.  Very true though, or as the saying goes, there's a lid for every pot.

[jgodfrey82]

Can anyone comment on their claim that their rewards points are worth twice as much as amex plat? I have a friend who has carried this card for a couple of years, I was telling him today its probably not worth it and he should try the sapphire preferred instead. Probably 20k a month spend.

[CreditScholar]

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@FinStar wrote:

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@CreditScholar wrote:

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@09Lexie wrote:
There's a cc for every individual. Those who've apped and are carrying the card may not agree with the 'worst card ever' sentiment.

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+1. I've made my feelings for this card known on many previous occasions, but there are some people out there who still want it.

It reminds me of this reality dating show I was watching while flipping through the channels. I normally can't stand reality TV, but this was actually interesting. They had a guy on there who made me absolutely shudder, and I couldn't help but think "who in their right mind would go after this guy?"

He was thinner than a sack of bones, looked like his mum still dressed him, had horse-like teeth bigger than Mr. Ed, skin that was flaking off in multiple places, a face like a smashed crab, was unemployed, and had the absolutely dorkiest personality ever. To his credit though he was a nice guy.

After being passed over by 20+ women, one was quite enthralled and asked him out on a date. My fiancee always says that "there's someone out there for everyone", and this guy was living proof.

IMO Visa Black is the credit card version of the guy with the smashed-crab face. Most people will say "what the hell are you thinking?!"... but there's still someone out there who will bite.

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@Anonymous @ CreditScholar... I just spilled my drink....lol.  Very true though, or as the saying goes, there's a lid for every pot.

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I was thinking something more along the lines of there's a manhole cover for every.... manhole.

[myjourney]

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@CreditScholar wrote:

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@09Lexie wrote:
There's a cc for every individual. Those who've apped and are carrying the card may not agree with the 'worst card ever' sentiment.

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+1. I've made my feelings for this card known on many previous occasions, but there are some people out there who still want it.

It reminds me of this reality dating show I was watching while flipping through the channels. I normally can't stand reality TV, but this was actually interesting. They had a guy on there who made me absolutely shudder, and I couldn't help but think "who in their right mind would go after this guy?"

He was thinner than a sack of bones, looked like his mum still dressed him, had horse-like teeth bigger than Mr. Ed, skin that was flaking off in multiple places, a face like a smashed crab, was unemployed, and had the absolutely dorkiest personality ever. To his credit though he was a nice guy.

After being passed over by 20+ women, one was quite enthralled and asked him out on a date. My fiancee always says that "there's someone out there for everyone", and this guy was living proof.

IMO Visa Black is the credit card version of the guy with the smashed-crab face. Most people will say "what the hell are you thinking?!"... but there's still someone out there who will bite.

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LMAO well said indeed 

[enharu]

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@CreditScholar wrote:

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@09Lexie wrote:
There's a cc for every individual. Those who've apped and are carrying the card may not agree with the 'worst card ever' sentiment.

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+1. I've made my feelings for this card known on many previous occasions, but there are some people out there who still want it.

It reminds me of this reality dating show I was watching while flipping through the channels. I normally can't stand reality TV, but this was actually interesting. They had a guy on there who made me absolutely shudder, and I couldn't help but think "who in their right mind would go after this guy?"

He was thinner than a sack of bones, looked like his mum still dressed him, had horse-like teeth bigger than Mr. Ed, skin that was flaking off in multiple places, a face like a smashed crab, was unemployed, and had the absolutely dorkiest personality ever. To his credit though he was a nice guy.

After being passed over by 20+ women, one was quite enthralled and asked him out on a date. My fiancee always says that "there's someone out there for everyone", and this guy was living proof.

IMO Visa Black is the credit card version of the guy with the smashed-crab face. Most people will say "what the hell are you thinking?!"... but there's still someone out there who will bite.

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Just curious, but is that woman as ugly as that guy? Or that guy pretty much won the lottery?

[IcEWoLF]

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@jgodfrey82 wrote:
Can anyone comment on their claim that their rewards points are worth twice as much as amex plat? I have a friend who has carried this card for a couple of years, I was telling him today its probably not worth it and he should try the sapphire preferred instead. Probably 20k a month spend.

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I highly doubt their points are worth more than AMEX...

All I see is a video, not much to go off by and not many people out there with this card with honest reviews about it.

[Powertrip]

[QUOTE]+1. I've made my feelings for this card known on many previous occasions, but there are some people out there who still want it.

It reminds me of this reality dating show I was watching while flipping through the channels. I normally can't stand reality TV, but this was actually interesting. They had a guy on there who made me absolutely shudder, and I couldn't help but think "who in their right mind would go after this guy?"

He was thinner than a sack of bones, looked like his mum still dressed him, had horse-like teeth bigger than Mr. Ed, skin that was flaking off in multiple places, a face like a smashed crab, was unemployed, and had the absolutely dorkiest personality ever. To his credit though he was a nice guy.

After being passed over by 20+ women, one was quite enthralled and asked him out on a date. My fiancee always says that "there's someone out there for everyone", and this guy was living proof.

IMO Visa Black is the credit card version of the guy with the smashed-crab face. Most people will say "what the hell are you thinking?!"... but there's still someone out there who will bite.[/QUOTE]

So what you're saying... is the Visa Black has a nice personality...?

[FinStar]

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@enharu wrote:

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@CreditScholar wrote:

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@09Lexie wrote:
There's a cc for every individual. Those who've apped and are carrying the card may not agree with the 'worst card ever' sentiment.

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+1. I've made my feelings for this card known on many previous occasions, but there are some people out there who still want it.

It reminds me of this reality dating show I was watching while flipping through the channels. I normally can't stand reality TV, but this was actually interesting. They had a guy on there who made me absolutely shudder, and I couldn't help but think "who in their right mind would go after this guy?"

He was thinner than a sack of bones, looked like his mum still dressed him, had horse-like teeth bigger than Mr. Ed, skin that was flaking off in multiple places, a face like a smashed crab, was unemployed, and had the absolutely dorkiest personality ever. To his credit though he was a nice guy.

After being passed over by 20+ women, one was quite enthralled and asked him out on a date. My fiancee always says that "there's someone out there for everyone", and this guy was living proof.

IMO Visa Black is the credit card version of the guy with the smashed-crab face. Most people will say "what the hell are you thinking?!"... but there's still someone out there who will bite.

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Just curious, but is that woman as ugly as that guy? Or that guy pretty much won the lottery?

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