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$what is the Color of your credit card$?
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2 Platinum. Looks more like silver to me though.
My wife's card says AIDS on it real big. I think it's some kind of charity kickback, but i always laugh at it.
Gentian violet.
I got an application for an Anne Geddes credit card the other day. It had a baby with a felt flower around its head.
I think I'm going to apply for it... and buy one of these for my car at the same time:
I think I'm going to apply for it... and buy one of these for my car at the same time:
Gold check card, Platinum (silver) Chase Visa.
I think MBNA should offer a ridemonkey.com credit card. You can earn rep and monkey credits as you spend money. My wife would have the most rep on ridemonkey.
One has a picture of me riding on it.
My other one is clear with a blue square.
My other one is clear with a blue square.
platinum and clear.
blue and gold
Not red in the real sense of the word, but as much as it's bleeding, it's red. 
Pink for Alaina. Didn't like the shade of green they used, otherwise I would've used that since her middle name is Sage....................
black (visa)
platinum (mastercard)
gold (american express- work/comapny card)
platinum (mastercard)
gold (american express- work/comapny card)
black. 
Is "none" a color?
Mines Red.
Ruby? Amex Starwood
Platinum - Alaska Visa
Just use them for points, we're paying for our honeymoon with points from the Amex and the flight from points on a United Card. Wedding pays for the honeymoon, gotta love it.
We pay in full every month though.
Platinum - Alaska Visa
Just use them for points, we're paying for our honeymoon with points from the Amex and the flight from points on a United Card. Wedding pays for the honeymoon, gotta love it.
We pay in full every month though.
discipline through no plastic? i think credit is great - as S.S. puts it, companies loan you money for a month for free!
as you long as you only spend what you have they're a great tool. i get 5% cash back* on my amex blue cash (er, clear), and something like 3% on my citi dividend select platinum. no annual fees, and APR can lick my harbl since i pay off the bill in full each month.
I have been without a credit card for nearly 5 years now. I have a PayPal debit card that gives cash back and my USAA debit pays me back all the ATM fees other banks charge at the end of the month, so it's like getting cash back.
Besides the wifes car and my student loans, that's a the debt I have. I'm cool with that.
I might get a card soon because I need to bump my score a bit before we buy a house. But cash has seemed to work well for me, so I haven't NEEDED a card.
I only have a check card, but it is a pretty picture of a Montana sunset.
