It's my "everyday" card. I also have the AMEX SPG, United Explorer and Freedom and use them exactly like Teddy. I also use my Amex SPG for manufactured spending because of it's versatility and I get SPG Gold status. My wife has the Chase Ink and we use it to pay all of our bills and gas.

My next card will be the IHG Rewards card. It's only $49/year and gives you one free night ANYWHERE per year. That pays for itself. I will get my wife and I both one, and it will pay for a weekend trip every year.

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Posted by Jwodie

New Orleans

Member since Sep 2009

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Posted on 11/22/13 at 1:14 pm to LSUAfro

The CSP offer says $0 Intro Annual Fee for the first year, after that $125.

Not that I would, but would I be able to cancel the card before the expiration of one year and not pay any fee?

Also, and this is undoubtedly a stupid question, but what "kind" of card is the CSP credit card (visa, MC, etc.?

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Posted by Teddy Ruxpin

Member since Oct 2006

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Posted on 11/22/13 at 1:23 pm to LSUAfro

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It's my "everyday" card. I also have the AMEX SPG, United Explorer and Freedom and use them exactly like Teddy. I also use my Amex SPG for manufactured spending because of it's versatility and I get SPG Gold status. My wife has the Chase Ink and we use it to pay all of our bills and gas.

I like to see someone who is doing it just like me. The Ink is on my list as a keeper as well. I'll sign up for the the Plus version, get the big bonus, then downgrade to the no fee version since the bonuses are all the same.

That Hyatt card is down the list as well. You're right, it pays for itself easier than most do.

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