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I have had to get new credit cards 3 or 4 times due to identity theft or credit card fraud.

I switched to the Company Card.

It happened again with the company card but was no hassle for me.

Points aint worth it.

geez, maybe you should keep a tighter reign on your cards and your personal information.
 
geez, maybe you should keep a tighter reign on your cards and your personal information.

So you're in BFE, and ordered by the company to take a $300 long distance cab ride. You have $70 in cash left, so you use your credit card. The cabbie reads the number over the radio, for all to hear. Far fetched? Not at all. I've seen it.

How about employees at a restaurant, hotel, airport, etc., copying your card number or taking an imprint?

When you're doing dozens of credit card transactions all around the country (or around the world), moving tens of thousands of dollars a week, the likelihood of having your number scammed goes up dramatically.

I use the company card as well.
 
Can someone from FlexJet or Shares explain how they do theirs, please?

You get a hotel card and a company card for everything else. You can get the points off the company card if you want to pay the annual fee. Both are in your name but neither of them show up on your credit. Or you can use your own for everything but Hotels(thats direct billed to the company)
 

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