OT - Best Business Credit Card?

Rachel wrote:

Jay Honeck wrote:

We've had a company VISA card for many years. It has no annual fees,
we never pay interest -- but we also don't "get" anything out of using
it, either. In the past we've bumped up against the credit limit
during the month, and the company (now called "Chase") has been very
slow to increase the limit. Although they always responded by
increasing it as needed, their recalcitrance to do so has been a mild
aggravation.

Now that we've been incorporated in Iowa for over eight years, we're
getting bombarded with dozens of offers for business cards. (8 years
must be a "magic number" for them, like 5000 feet is for runways...)
Almost all of these cards offer "rewards" that vary from "Frequent
flyer miles" to discounts on all sorts of things. Interestingly,
almost all the new offers START with a higher credit limit than our
current card offers.

Whose is best? What card do you guys use?


American Expresss, hands down. I use their personal card, but both my
brother and father have the company card, and love it.


The question was which is "BEST" instead of which one is worst.
American Express has limited acceptance.

Cal Vanize wrote:
Rachel wrote:
snip

The question was which is "BEST" instead of which one is worst.

A simple "I don't like it much" would have been a lot less insulting.
What works for me obviously doesn't work for you.

Rachel wrote:

Cal Vanize wrote:
Rachel wrote:
snip

The question was which is "BEST" instead of which one is worst.

A simple "I don't like it much" would have been a lot less insulting.
What works for me obviously doesn't work for you.

Insulting....like insinuating that somebody is in financial difficulty
merely because they take advantage of float?

Jessica Winston wrote:

Rachel wrote:


Cal Vanize wrote:

Rachel wrote:

snip

The question was which is "BEST" instead of which one is worst.

A simple "I don't like it much" would have been a lot less insulting.
What works for me obviously doesn't work for you.


Insulting....like insinuating that somebody is in financial difficulty
merely because they take advantage of float?

Don't even start. She doesn't know what float is, she thinks a
chargeback is when a cardholder returns merchandise.

Cal Vanize wrote:


Jessica Winston wrote:

Rachel wrote:


Cal Vanize wrote:

Rachel wrote:


snip

The question was which is "BEST" instead of which one is worst.


A simple "I don't like it much" would have been a lot less insulting.
What works for me obviously doesn't work for you.



Insulting....like insinuating that somebody is in financial difficulty
merely because they take advantage of float?


Don't even start. She doesn't know what float is, she thinks a
chargeback is when a cardholder returns merchandise.

Give me a break. I stopped reading your posts days ago, unfortunately,
they've shown back up. I said nothing about chargebacks, that was
someone else. And I know what float is. Idiot.