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Re:Stripe Corporate Card by cullenking on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @11:11AM (#20929052)
I push all our spending through a 2% cash back capitalone business visa. Can't find a better cashback rate, though you could run multiple cards through different vendors with their own credit cards, but you get diminishing returns. If you are a big amazon spender (products, not AWS), it makes sense to do an amazon visa, and then the capital one for everything else.

It's really easy to believe the deal when you look at your interchange rates. The Capital One that I mention above has 2.3% interchange rate, so the merchants who take it get hit much harder than other cards. Capital One, stripe, amex etc are all still making a killing on these cards, they just do it on the backs of the merchants who accept them.

Based off our business spending on our card, which isn't extreme by any measures (18 employees, bootstrapped and cash flow positive, doing fairly decent), it probably beats that stripe card even with the processing fee bump.

Re:Stripe Corporate Card by lastofus on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @01:05PM (#20930470)
A warning for using the Amazon visa: their record retention is horrible. I had to call in and talk to someone for them to send me a paper statement for charges from the previous year when doing taxes. Their export for current records is also terrible last I checked. It's basically terrible for any sort of accounting.

As a small business owner, it wasted hours of my life for no good reason.

Re:Stripe Corporate Card by peternicky on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @01:32PM (#20930806)
Not sure which card you are referring to. I’ve had the amazon chase visa for over 10 years and have no problem pulling up my records.
Re:Stripe Corporate Card by spiznnx on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @02:23PM (#20931491)
Probably the "Amazon.com Store Card" issued by Synchrony Bank, and not the "Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card"/"Amazon Rewards Visa Signature Card" issued by Chase. I've heard bad things about Synchrony's usability.
Re:Stripe Corporate Card by lastofus on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @02:56PM (#20931952)
You are correct - my mistake. It was the "Amazon.com Store Card" by Synchrony Bank.
Re:Stripe Corporate Card by cdolan on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @06:22PM (#20934471)
It was awkward to read this it sounds eerily similar to my company.

We’ve been using two capital one cards for all of our expenses (in the hundreds of thousands per month), and have really enjoyed the benefits of 2% cash back.

The biggest issue is the credit limit. Even after 12 months of making 4-6 payments for the entire credit limit throughout the month (we max the card out every week at least), they still won’t give us the limit we need. Sometimes they even make up bogus excuses on the credit request response form Such as “account cost too high” (or something like that)

Re:Stripe Corporate Card by maratd on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @07:16PM (#20934896)
> Even after 12 months of making 4-6 payments for the entire credit limit throughout the month (we max the card out every week at least), they still won’t give us the limit we need.

Had the same experience with the same card, asked multiple times for a credit increase ... which they denied. Then they increased it months later when I didn't ask. Go figure.

Re:Stripe Corporate Card by DarkStar851 on Wednesday September 11, 2019 @02:11PM (#20943035)
My personal card pulls the same shit constantly. Last raise request I made was for $300 to put a bill on it, was declined, a month later I get an automatic offer for a $1000 credit raise. They'll be losing my business pretty soon.
Re:Stripe Corporate Card by t3rabytes on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @01:16PM (#20930617)
> If you are a big amazon spender (products, not AWS)

The Amazon Business card from Amex is great for Amazon spending, products and AWS included.

Re:Stripe Corporate Card by spiznnx on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @02:27PM (#20931542)
Wow, 3% back on AWS is definitely nice!
Re:Stripe Corporate Card by cj on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @02:42PM (#20931715)
The Amazon Business Prime Amex offers 5% AWS cashback. It’s great.
Re:Stripe Corporate Card by dontbenebby on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @10:46PM (#20936117)
> The Amazon Business Prime Amex offers 5% AWS cashback. It’s great.

Is there an equivalent for Azure?

Re:Stripe Corporate Card by sikhnerd on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @10:57PM (#20936171)
Anyone know of an equivalent for GCP?