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by Justin McHenry on May 3, 2007

The New York Times had an article this past weekend, though, that changed my opinion on some of these cards. The article talks about the concierge service available with many of these cards. Even though I've seen such a service mentioned before with a credit card offer, it wasn't until I read the article that I saw the light in terms of the benefits.
Among the examples reporter Susan Stellin used to illustrate the potential: calling up the concierge when lost on the way to a destination, to order flowers, make dinner reservations, set up a Super Bowl travel package---even get an audience with the pope.
It's not my background or nature to call someone up to get the more mundane tasks of life completed, but it would be nice to just pick up the phone and say, "my grass is getting awfully long. Can you get someone out here with a mower?" Well, that might be asking too much, but, still, I can see the potential benefits here, and if it only costs $75 per year to have a concierge at my beck and call, I might just do it.
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Response from:
Personal Concierge
(08/15/09 6:14am)
credit concierge is amazing , it satisfies you fulfilling your financial needs in terms of easy buying and selling .
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Personal Concierge
(09/07/09 5:26am)
Credit card concierge have better feature benefits then just a concierge service , it makes your work manageable , it useful in urgent credit needs .
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