Well, Leon, you're using the credit card as it was originally intended - a
convenience NOT a chance for revolving credit. As long as you can maintain
that scenario you will be ahead of the game.

Vic

"Leon" wrote in message
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In the last 8 years I have been paid back by 3 credit card companies
about
$5,450.00 in rebates.
I average about 3% return on every thing I buy on my credit cards. The
trick is to always pay those cards off monthly. At the moment I get 1%
rebate on every dollar I charge and an additional 4% when I buy from a
grocery store, gas station, or drug store. And they love me.



"Steve" wrote in message
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Everybody probably already knows this but, you can get an Amazon
credit card (really Bank One) and they will give a $30 credit. There
is no lower limit on what you can spend it just has to be at least the
$30 credit. I did it and will probably never use the card again. How
does a company make money doing this?

Steve