Virgin Credit Card - $129 Gift Card, $64 Annual Fee (After 50% Off First Year)
You earn 3.66 points per $1 for first 3 months.
Plus 0% for 18 months on balance transfer.
Virgin Credit Card - $129 Gift Card, $64 Annual Fee (after 50% off First Year)
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Referees will receive 5,000 Virgin Money Points when they open their first Virgin Money Go Account before 31 January 2024 and meet the Welcome Offer Bonus Points Criteria (1 debit card purchase/direct debits/BPAY transaction in the first 30 days).
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$129 Gift card might be worth like 20000 Qantas Points?
https://virginmoney.com.au/credit-card/compare-our-credit-ca…
There is a much better deal among the 3 when you sign up and the best would be the half price annual fee and 60k bonus points. The deal by OP is capped at 10k points per month for 3 months if u even spend that much per month and nowhere near the 60k bonus points…
Note that it's a Virgin Australia gift card so you can only use it with Virgin Australia. More specifically from the T&Cs:
The Virgin Australia Gift Voucher is available to Primary Cardholders only and provides one Virgin Australia Gift Voucher to the value of $129 (AUD) each year. You will become eligible for your $129 Virgin Australia Gift Voucher 30 days after card approval in your first year and 30 days after your card anniversary thereafter provided you have made a retail purchase as the Primary Cardholder in the 2 months prior to requesting your voucher, your account is active and in good order and you are a Velocity Frequent Flyer Member. See Terms & conditions for full details.
Agree with BeRad. No bonus points so this isn't anything more than their standard deal plus 50% off the annual fee. They usually have the same deal with the bonus points at least once a year. Pity their requirements for getting bonus points sucks compared to what it was a few years back… I guess Citibank have got more than enough customers now.
remember when virgin had there first credit cards with the round edge?
That lasted like 5 years and failed.
With no incentives this will fail too… It needs a good rewards program otherwise having a CC is pointless.
$129 travel credit and 60k points for $64 aint too bad. It's one of 3 bonus choices when you sign up.
No bonus points on sign up so no deal