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By: Kenny

Kenny — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 15:02:41 +0000

I have the Chase Ink Cash card. I have had it for over a year, and it has been great. I also have a business checking account at chase, so I get 20% more reward points on each purchase. The points never expire and it works everywhere unlike my AMEX and Discover card.

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By: Finance Capitalism

Finance Capitalism — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 13:03:37 +0000

hi. this is Smith the same five days later! I called and asked the Chase rep (spoke to a supervisor) why the credit was not available. have stellar credit. Capital one made it sound like I would have a 20,000 a month limit, what they gave me is a 2,000 limit I spoke with a customer service rep to determine which card would fit my needs best. I even explained to the woman.
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By: carl

carl — Mon, 31 May 2010 03:50:46 +0000

I am shopping for a new business card no that Capital One (business and personal ) just raised my rate for no reason. Phone call produced no results either. They will be on my no shop list. Went from the 9.9 to 18.9. Between the gas companies and the credit card companies, no wonder our economy is a mess. Sure would be nice if they could HELP

By: Jake

Jake — Sat, 15 May 2010 17:47:53 +0000

Chase Ink has quickly become a joke for me. I recently (within the past six months) opened a Chase Ink business card account. I’ve had a decent relationship with Chase (vehicle loan) and Visa.

I checked my balance after making a $5000 online payment. The available balance remained the same five days later! I called and asked the Chase rep (spoke to a supervisor) why the credit was not available. The response was some garbage about how small business are defaulting, etc, etc, etc… It seems Chase puts a 7 BUSINESS DAY hold on payment even if they were made online!

So, basically, 7 business days out of every month (9 days a month including weekend) I’ll have less credit available. Honestly, if I knew this when I signed up, I would have never gotten this card.

On my personal Chase accounts, payments are applied immediately and the available credit reflects the same. Since my personal credit was used to obtain the Chase business card, I’m curious to why the nonsense when making payments.

Looks like I’ll stick to using AMEX platinum and continue to rack up the rewards.

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By: Brian McMahon

Brian McMahon — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 22:48:52 +0000

I am a General Contractor, and CitiBank recently discontinued the Home Depot Business Rewards MasterCard. This was a great card: decent rewards, and a very high credit limit (18k). I’m looking for a replacement rewards card that also allows me to track purchases with job names or PO’s at the Point of Purchase.

The old Home Depot card statements had a copy of every receipt from the Home Depot (with a PO), and let me put PO’s in at other stores.

Does anyone know of a business rewards card that allows for job name earmarks?

By: Todd Johnson

Todd Johnson — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 17:57:51 +0000

I got a capital one business credit card after being canceled by Advanta.
I paid the bill in full every month and have stellar credit. Capital one made it sound like I would have a 20,000 a month limit, what they gave me is a 2,000 limit (I have several employees that drive trucks around and buy material…..2,000 is a joke). So now I get dinged 39.00 every time I go over….So then I pay online to keep up with the madness and they put my payment on hold for 5 day (so the card is #@%$ing useless)!!!!! What a joke.

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By: Lisa Duckworth

Lisa Duckworth — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 04:28:40 +0000

I completely agree with the opinion that AMEX sucks!! I am a physician opening a new obstetrics and gynecology office. I have been fronted a large amount of money for startup expenses and have a salary guarantee for the first year. I wanted a credit card to use for rewards and for convenience, i.e. not having to write a check for everything, online ordering, etc. I searched exhaustively before opening a business account with AMEX. I spoke with a customer service rep to determine which card would fit my needs best. I even explained to the woman about my startup and the need to spend upwards of 70-75,000 in a month in order to start my business. In no way did I anticipate to be able to spend it all at once, but was assured that I could pay online multiple times throughout the month in order to free up money, even though there is “no preset spending limit.” Ha ha, a joke. I anticipated that the “no preset spending limit” limit would at least be reasonable!! I received the card and set out the first day to buy things. I spent about $2000 on a software package and an office desk. I attempted to use the card again for some office supplies and was declined. I spoke with the cust service rep who explained that my card had now been placed under “financial review” and would not be freed up for use until I filled out some forms for financial verification and that it would take several days to do so (no one had suggested that I do this three weeks before when I applied)! Per him, until that time there was nothing I could do. I explained my situation to him just as I had the rep when I applied. He explained that I could have prepaid a certain amount to spend had I done so before I put my account into “financial review” by spending $2000!!! $2000 to start a business? Are you kidding?! He was completely unmoved and obviously had no intentions of helping me. I am totally offended. I have a personal credit card that has 10 times the limit of a business card?!?! This company is unreal! I am currently looking for a new card and plan to pay of the AMEX as soon as my online bill is available, as my online account is current enough to show in bold red that my priveleges are suspended but not current enough to have my balance and bill pay available!!

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By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 21:27:12 +0000

Since the credit crises hit, American Express SUCKS! I have excellent credit, always pay on time, always in full and they cut my limit in half. I wrote letters to the customer service dept and to the CEO, sent emails and called and never received a response. Find a Visa or Mastercard Business card. AMEX has lost all credibility and value. To think they used to sell themselves on their excellent customer service. Well its not there anymore.

By: Ashley

Ashley — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 21:06:26 +0000

I have the American Express Business Platinum rewards card, and am currently searching for another company. I love the benefits AMEX offers, however, I have a 760 credit score, excellent payment history, and more than 30k combined limits with credit cards personally, but they will not grant a limit over $3,000 for my business. You can not run a business on $3,000. I recommend finding someone other than Amex for your business needs.

By: Josh

Josh — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 04:23:17 +0000

Oh yeah, to all those Advanta customers, check out the Discover Business Card at Discover.com/business

By: Josh

Josh — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 04:18:09 +0000

The Discover Business Card is by far the best card for small businesses. With it comes FEE FREE purchase checks that you can use at merchants that don’t accept credit cards. The purchases you make with these checks obviously have to fit within your credit limit, but they also earn cashback rewards! The fact that I can write a check against my credit card line without any fees, while being added to the same APR of the card, AND earning rewards is simply amazing. I don’t see amex matching up to this in any way. Plus a word to those amex cardmembers.. there is NO ANNUAL FEE!

By: NDK

NDK — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 15:29:12 +0000

Advanta orphan here as well. went with the AE plum card and so far am very disappointed. No spending limit is a lie to get you to sign up. My Advanta credit limit was $14000 and that’s what I told AE when I was signing up. Guess what, I am stuck with a $2500 limit now. they do offer hope though, like our president. In 6 months, my limit may increase if I am a good boy… What a waste of time. I should have spent my time elsewhere.

By: Kevin

Kevin — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:41:44 +0000

Advanta orphan as well. That was a great business credit card. With the acceptance issues of Amex that is not an answer for my company. Chase offered 13.24% last week, quite a bump from the 7.99% we had with Advanta. Cap. One is the worst. They allowed a merchant to charge me for three nights AFTER I proved I was at another hotel. My good credit is too important to risk to crooks like that.

By: Jenn

Jenn — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 21:28:43 +0000

We also had Advanta. Discover with the 1% cash back on all purchases, 2% on gas, no earning limits, and checks that you can use for places that don’t take cards…. sounds good. I’m also looking at the American Express plum card or Cash Card. Any experience with these?

By: Kelly

Kelly — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 16:34:47 +0000

I had Advanta too and scrambled around to find a replacement. i decided to go with the Capitol One card but this has already started out badly. They approved me almost two weeks ago and I just found out out that they didn’t send my card out until yesterday. I am having it expedited but it won’t be here in time for when I really need it. Also, the credit limit was ridiculous as my expenses will be over that in less than a week. Does anyone have a suggestion on where I can go and get an expedited card?

By: mc

mc — Sun, 31 May 2009 07:43:58 +0000

I was also with Advanta. Last fall I got a Chase business card, it has cash back rewards. Might want to check them.

By: Matt N

Matt N — Thu, 28 May 2009 22:30:03 +0000

I was also dropped by Advanta dispite never missing a payment. They informed me of this on May26. However, they started declining all my credit charges immdiately. This caused us problems because we have some automatic payments made with this card that bounced back!!!
Isn’t there a law that require them to give better notice, and not to decline payments before notice date? Maybe we need a class-action law suite here.

By: Rhonda

Rhonda — Wed, 27 May 2009 13:51:42 +0000

Another Advanta orphan. Looking for business card for 4-6 employees to have personalized cards to use.