The globe card is the perfect card for people who like to travel. The target market for this credit card is baby boomers. Baby boomers are retiring early and they probably would like to travel and see the world. They have the money to travel and they like it. Since there are other people who travel there will be the platinum, gold, and the silver card. The platinum cards doesn't have a credit limit. The gold cards credit limit is twenty thousand dalliers. The silver cards credit limit is five thousand dalliers. The platinum's financing rate is 0.9%, The gold's financing rate is 2.9%, the silvers financing rate is 12.5%. The promotions are the same for all the cards. If you spend 5,000 on one purchase you get $5 back at the end of the year. On the twentyfith of December we give away five trips to Europe. We mostly advertise on t.v. and we also do radio and movie theaters. Our card is the best for travailing.
             If you are in France, for example, almost any bank or ATM (if you have a four-digit PIN) can give you a cash advance on Visa, but only a few banks and cash machines (and all post offices) can give you a MasterCard cash advance. All the banks in France will give you a cash advance on the globe card. In other countries (such as Italy), Visa and MasterCard networks have not merged. So, if you're going there, you might need both.
             American Express and other T&E cards were originally aimed at an upscale market, catering to this group by offering check cashing, mail-holding and cash-advance services to traveling cardholders. AmEx and Diners Club are widely accepted in the United States, although not in every place on the other hand the globe card is. In Europe, there are increasingly fewer places that accept only Diners Club or only American Express. In France, you can use American Express at more places than in the United States; in Italy, Germany, England and Greece, you can use it less, You can use are ca
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