Here is a list of credit card programs where the card issuer gives you some
kind of rebate or something extra for using their card:

AT&T "Something Extra":  Collect points for free and discounted items.

Chase Manhattan "Cash Builder":  1% back on net sales of at least $200, 10%
back on finance charges.  Rebate mailed when amount reaches $500 or three
years have passed.  (Nothing like instant gratification :-) )

Fidelity Investor Card:  1% of purchases is rebated to a Fidelity savings
account earning money market rates.

GE Rewards Mastercard:  .5% to 2% rebate and coupons for discounts at selected
retailers.

Shell Mastercard:  Earn 2% on purchases up to $70 toward Shell gas.

Schwab Visa:  Credit of 1% toward investor literature and services.  2% during
special promos.

Nordstrom Visa:  1 - 5% rebates good toward Nordstrom purchases.

Nationsbank Start:  1% back on first $1000 of spending.  3% on next $1000.  6%
on everything over $2000.  Rebate money held in escrow, and can be transferred
after reaching $100 to an annuity or cash.  CAll 800-60START.  THIS SOUNDS
LIKE AN UNBELIEVABLE DEAL, IMHO.

Dean Witter Discover:  .25% to 1% back.

Ameritech/Household Bank:  10% back on calling card charges.

GTE/Associates National Bank:  10% back on calling card, plus travel credits.

US West/U.S. Bank:  1% on card purchases.  2% on calling card.

Citibank Ford:  5% rebate toward Ford cars.

GM Mastercard:  5-10% back toward GM car.

Source: Ram Research, CardTrak -tm