what is visa star club rewards?
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Look it up on Visa.  Must be a special promotion on a type of card because my Visa doesn't offer it.
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A credit card, such as VISA or MasterCard, allows you to pay for sales or services by borrowing against your line of credit with the credit card company and to make monthly payments on the outstanding balance. A charge card, such as American Express requires payment in full each month of the outstanding balance charged to the account. \n\nAs for who is eligible to obtain it....that depends on the specific creditors requirements although one cannot not be a minor.
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AWARDS OR REWARDS,or ADDED BONUS,
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If you win you'll be notified by postal mail between May and July 2006. See the following information:\n\n"How Can I Find Out If I Won?\nOnly the winners will be notified by mail at the addresses listed on their applications. Winners will be sent instructions and information on fees. Being selected as a winner in the diversity visa lottery does not automatically guarantee that you will be issued a visa, even if you are qualified. The number of entries selected is greater than the number of immigrant visas available, because not everyone selected will be qualified for the visa or will choose to complete the processing. Once all 50,000 visas have been issued, the diversity visa program for the year will end."\n\n"Applicants will be selected at random by computer from among all qualified entries. Those selected will be notified by mail between May and July 2006 and will be provided further instructions, including information on fees connected with immigration to the U.S. Persons not selected will NOT receive any notification. U.S. embassies and consulates will not be able to provide a list of successful applicants. Spouses and unmarried children under age 21 of successful applicants may also apply for visas to accompany or follow to join the principal applicant. DV-2007 visas will be issued between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2007."
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I'm happy with my Citi bank card and also my Washington mutual card.  The latter is really cool because it gives you your FICO rating and also gives a breakdown of total spending, categorizing what you spend your money on.  They have the best website, too.  It's easy to navigate.  I opted for a card with a liwer interest rate w/out rewards.  My citicard has rewards, though.  They have gas cards and other very useful items that you can redeem points for.  www.wamucards.com
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A 3D secure visa card is not a pre paid card.  It is just like any other visa card except the owner has registered a "pin number" to type in when purchasing items online.  \n\nYou need to go to your card issuer to register it as 3d secure.
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Buy a ticket get a visa
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GET A DISCOVER CARD!!
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Fill out a credit app at visa dot com or get a card from your bank that is pre-paid.
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Although I do not personally use the Amazon Visa I have heard good things about it.  There is no fee to use the card other than interest charges.  There is no bad catches attached.  It does have perks though, as the last time I checked you get money off of your first purchase at Amazon.com so it might be worth your while to apply.
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Either the American Express Cash Rewards or the Citibank Platinum Select Divident card.
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4 cards.\n\nCitibank Mastercard - no balance.  Pays back 5% on gas, supermarket and drugstore purchases, 1% on everything else.  I get the maximum $300 cash back out of this card every year.\n\nChase Mastercard - no balance.  Pays back 1% on everything.  I usually get $100-200 cash back on this card every year.\n\nWescom Credit Union Visa - no balance.  I only use this card when I travel overseas because it doesn't have a 3% service charge for currency exchanges like the other cards I have.\n\nChase Visa - carrying an $9K balance at 0% interest (introductory 1st year offer).  I took out a $11K cash advance (cost me $75) and put the money into a CD paying 4.75% interest.  When the year is up, I'll pay off the card and keep the interest earned.  Net gain: $447.50 before taxes.\n\nBasically, once you get out of the hole, credit cards can be a good tool for generating extra money on stuff that you're going to buy anyway.  The main thing is to keep tight control on your spending.  If you can't afford to pay off the card every month, you probably shouldn't buying the item.\n\nMost people make the mistake of believing that credit cards stretch their money because they can buy things they can't normally afford.  But that's a mistake.  The reality is that you not only have to pay for whatever you purchased, you also have pay interest on top of that.\n\nCredit card companies offer deals to lure people in.  The key is to make those deals work for you, instead of falling into their trap.  The company will lose money on you, but they don't really care because they'll more than make up their losses on you by profiting from those who get can't control their spending.  So take control of your life and get yourself out of the hole.  You can do it and once you do, you'll be amazed at how much extra money you'll have because your earnings are not being dragged down by interest payments.\n\nThere a bunch of us money geeks who discuss this stuff all the time, so much that one guy started a Web site for such discussions.  There's no membership, no fees to pay, nothing being sold.  Just a bunch of people talking about how to save money and invest.  Check out the link below and if you have questions, don't be shy.  Feel free to ask anything you like.
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The "special" celebrity ones are the highest earners however, they usually have more money to play with. I have seen something like £9000 on the normal one at the end of the week where all the winners play again
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Ironically enough, you are on one of them.  \n\nyahoo is giving away 13 trips (I think) to the World Cup.  Entries are based on you getting people to sign up for their IM, or you getting a certain number of 'best answers' on this part of their site.\n\nJust hit the link below and go to their info page... \n\nCourse, you need to be answering questions, not asking them.\n\nAnd, as we roll on here, I bet the number of corporate sweepstakes and promotions should begin to go at a feverish pace... watch the big companies for things like this - Budweiser, Master Card/Visa, big liquor companies, and the like.  I don't see professional companies like Siemens and IBM handing any of their corporate sponsor tickets out, not would those big wigs who work for FA's be giving them away....  you'll just need to keep an eye out.
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The Centurion Card, popularly known as the Black Card, is American Express's most exclusive charge card. Rumors of a special, black-colored card offering dignitaries and celebrities unlimited spending power and after-hours access to high-end stores circulated in the 1980s. While the rumors were false, American Express decided to perpetuate them by launching the Centurion Card in October 1999 to selected holders of Platinum Cards, with an annual fee of $1,000.\n\nThe card is readily available by invitation only and, as of January 1, 2006, requires minimum annual spending of $250,000 on another American Express card and exceptional credit history among other requirements. Certain requirements have been known to be waived for major celebrities and business figures. As of 2006 the annual cardholder fee was $2,500 and it is estimated that there are fewer than 10,000 cards issued worldwide. The card offers numerous exclusive privileges, including complimentary companion airline tickets on trans-Atlantic flights, personal shoppers at retailers such as Escada, Gucci and Saks Fifth Avenue, access to airport clubs, first class flight upgrades, membership in Sony's Cierge personal shopping program, and dozens of other elite club memberships. Centurion membership also includes personal services including a personal concierge and travel agent. The program offers many hotel benefits, including a free one-night's stay in every Mandarin Oriental hotel worldwide once a year.\n\nThe benefits mentioned above are for United States-issued cards. American Express Centurion cards issued in other countries may include different and sometimes lesser benefits reflecting their specific markets. Cardholders have claimed to use the card for things that most would find difficult to believe.\n\nThe card is available both as a personal and a business card. A new Centurion card crafted from pure titanium is being issued as a replacement for all U.S. Centurion plastic cards in the first half of 2006. Centurion members in other countries have previously received this titanium card.\n\nAmerican Express has removed certain benefits from the card in the years since it was introduced. For example, Hyatt Diamond Elite status was included up until January 2005, and Starwood Preferred Guest Platinum status was included up until January 2006.\n\nBlack Card Popularity\nThe Centurion card was the first "Black Card", but others are attempting to enter this lucrative high-end market. NatWest bank also launched a "Black Card" in 2002 and MasterCard's Signia, which is issued in the United Kingdom only by Coutts & Co bank, provides similar benefits to its wealthy clientele. In Singapore, Hong Kong, and India, Citibank has launched a premium Black Card called the Ultima that nearly rivals the Centurion Card in terms of features and benefits. It is available only by invitation and offers benefits such as access to private islands at preferential rates and space holidays. It is commonly accepted that the American Express Centurion Card is the ultimate symbol of wealth when compared to other entrants in this market.
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Most store credit cards have ripoff clauses.  Avoid them.\nIF you must have a card, get a Visa, MasterCard or DiscoverCard.\nThe best of these is a debit card tied to your checking account PROVIDED, you keep your check register up to the minute.\nDepending on your credit record/score, there are several cards out there that may meet your reward goal.\nJust read the fine print for the "got yas".
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capital one  no hassle rewards.