Sir Richard Branson, of Virgin fame, brings his credit card to the U.S.

Sir Richard Branson is the 245th richest person according to Forbes’ 2008 list of billionaires as he has an estimated net worth of approximately $2.8 billion USD, and a very smart guy.
Richard has a keen business acumen, he looks at marketplaces where other companies are not doing a good job (according to him), and then he enters those markets with innovative products that are simpler, and deliver better services to the consumer at a lower cost.
Sounds like a simple formula, but surprisingly enough he’s often considered a pioneer in what he does.
I guess common sense is no longer common.
Now he is putting his Virgin signature on a new credit card offering entering the United States market: The Absurdly Simple Virgin America Visa Signature Card.
Among the rewards offered we find:

Get a free one-way flight the first time you use your card
No restrictions when you redeem your points.
No annual fee.
Earn 3,500 bonus points with your first purchase, that includes 1,000 bonus points for pre-registration.

As usual consult the official web site, and read all the fine prints before applying.
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