Is it normal practice for credit card companies to send, pre-approved or not pre-approved, small business credit cards to people who do not own small businesses? Have you ever received one?
only in the companies name and then with your name as some thing else.
not sure but that sounds right
I used to get company credit cards in the mail when I sold crack
Do credit card companies send small business credit cards to people who do not own small businesses?
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Small businesses are getting the shaft from the Obongo Administration.
Why?
because they rely on Capitalism private enterprise, and entrepreneurial expertise, not government subsidies and control.
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Business credit cards are almost like personal credit cards in disguise!
I know 3 sole traders and small businesses who would love to take someone on and do their bit for employment but will not because it is such a minefield .
Purse-sized expandable file bulging with receipts from personal and business credit cards and receipts for my monthly expense report
There is probably some truth to that statement… Credit card companies will only make money when people use the cards, so they don’t want their customers to fear using the cards.
Finance charges would be the main thing I would look at when considering a credit card. If you have such high finance charges and can only pay the minimum, it could pose a problem to where you’re paying for many years down the line than what you would like to. I found a possible solution is to call the credit card companies and ask them to reduce your rates. They’ll most likely accommodate you, especially if you’re on an automatic pay plan, rather than lose your business and have you close your card completely.
But, name for me a small business that makes over $250k/year. I bet if you put all the small businesses in a ball park, you could not hit a small business making over $250k/year.
Bookmark the websites for your credit card companies and make a habit to log in and check your balances every day. This will be a reminder that you need to stay motivated in your new behavior. Best of luck.
Not your personal army. Also, do like fight club suggests - level the credit card companies.
It seems odd to me that charging business credit cards would cost you more with a merchant than charging normal consumer credit cards. Are businesses really more likely to incur chargebacks or generally be problematic than consumers?