What is the Visa concierge service? This question is about VISA Card

What is the Visa concierge service?

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John S Kiernan, Managing Editor

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The Visa Signature Concierge service is basically a glorified customer-service line that’s available to Visa Signature cardholders 24/7. What’s unique is that they’ll help you with certain types of special requests. They include booking dining, entertainment and recreation; coordinating travel; and delivering gifts.

The good news for folks who don’t have a Visa Signature credit card is most of that is pretty easy to do online without one.

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Archie Conway, WalletHub Financial Advisor

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The Visa Concierge Service provides Signature cardholders with free personal assistance around the clock. To make a request, visit the Visa Concierge website or call (800) 953-7392. There is no limit to the number of times a Visa Signature cardholder can use the service.

A concierge can help find tickets to concerts and sporting events, for example. They may also book travel arrangements, make dinner reservations and more.

While Visa’s Concierge Service is free, you’ll still have to pay for any products or services the concierge purchases at your direction. The concierge will charge all related costs to your Visa Signature card. The concierge cannot give any discounts on goods and services.

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What is the Visa Infinite concierge?

The Visa Infinite concierge is a free personal assistance phone line available 24/7: (888) 853-4458 in the U.S. or (630) 350-4545 if you’re traveling abroad. The Visa Infinite concierge can help you do things like book restaurant reservations, select gifts or obtain event tickets right when they go on sale. The service is available to anyone with a Visa Infinite credit card, such as Chase Sapphire Reserve® or the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite® Card.

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Is Visa credit card travel insurance any good?

Yes, the Visa credit card travel insurance is pretty good. It covers eligible Visa credit card users for damage or theft of rental cars. Some cards also provide coverage for accidents while traveling, trip cancellation, and lost luggage. Plus, Visa credit card travel insurance doesn’t cost extra. You just have to pay for your travel with an eligible Visa card to qualify.

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World Mastercard is the middle tier for Mastercard network benefits. Its benefits are better than those that come with Standard Mastercard, but not quite as extensive as those granted by World Elite Mastercard. So, if you have a World Mastercard credit card, you get all of the perks afforded to people with Standard Mastercard, plus several extra benefits.

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