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New VX cards, issued by Comenity, previously Barclays:
Can't apply yet, but the landing page is there. I wonder if I'll get a pop up in my Elevate account
@B335is wrote:New VX cards, issued by Comenity, previously Barclays:
Can't apply yet, but the landing page is there. I wonder if I'll get a pop up in my Elevate account
WOW... is it just me or does Comenity seem to be making a run for some market share lately and this in my mind at least would be a co-branded card that is not in the same type of line up as many of their other cards.... I feel just a matter of years ago they were kind of like GE was 8+ years ago and barely had anything visa and now so many are popping up!
This will be on my list when it comes out as they fly direct to my parents.
i wouldnt be supprised if they pick up GE's credit card division as it is for sale.... Maybe capital one is their main competitior?
Hmm... I was really hoping the new VX cards would be identical to the new Barclay HA cards.
Do Comenity issue any other Visa Sigs? What kind of limits? Any 0% FTF cards?
Some details from one of the links on that page:
Virgin America Visa Signature® Card benefits:
Virgin America Premium Visa Signature® Card benefits:
More details here:
https://d.comenity.net/virginamericavisa/public/help/HelpQuestions.xhtml
And:
https://d.comenity.net/virginamericavisa/public/apply/TermsAndConditions.xhtml
$49.00 for Virgin America Visa Cards and $149.00 for Virgin America Premium Visa Cards
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I'm not seeing the attraction in this card at all, and I love VX. What a shame.