Citibank Signature Card looks....

[$CJ]

I don't particularly care, but am somewhat surprised at how... pedestrian ... the Signature card looks :shock:

 

[$CJ]

I've just realised that the Select sits above Signature and has a heap more features. And the card looks better

But I thought they killed Select? I thought Signature was the top tier card??

Which one was it that they sent me a fancy black package to entice me to upgrade to from Platinum? I'm so confused!!

 

[cove]

My Select card is getting a lot of use and the Select word is wearing out a bit. Frankly as long as I get 1.333 SQ points per dollar spent and 3.333 points on overseas purchases I wouldn't care if the card was nipple pink.

 

[wafliron]

I've just realised that the Select sits above Signature and has a heap more features. And the card looks better

And most importantly, it earns more points!

But I thought they killed Select? I thought Signature was the top tier card??

Definitely not dead - I signed up for Select last month, not to mention they've upped the signon points bonus to 80k rewards points in the last few days.

 

[Stephen65]

I've just realised that the Select sits above Signature and has a heap more features. And the card looks better

But I thought they killed Select? I thought Signature was the top tier card??

Which one was it that they sent me a fancy black package to entice me to upgrade to from Platinum? I'm so confused!!

As I understand it all Visa cards are ranked in this order: Classic, Gold, Platinum, Signature, Infinite.

Both the Citi Signature and Citi Select cards are Visa Signature cards but the Select is the better of the two. I've never heard of a Visa Infinite card being offered in Australia.

 

[LovemyCC]

I prefer if the card looks duller. IMO it isn't as attractive to the overseas sales assistant where they skim your cards details. Duller means lower credit limits. Shinier cards appear to have higher credit limits.