discuss Do you have a credit card dedicated for paying for your websites?

[Ashura]

If you own any website, do you have a credit card dedicated for paying the bills to keep it online? Or do you pay for your websites from your main bank account using automatic payments? I thought about opening a credit card to pay for my websites, but I often just go with annual payments for my sites so I don't have to pay monthly. In my case, it wouldn't be worth it. I can see a well established forum or website using a dedicated credit card, especially if it's based around a business of sorts. Though having ad revenue can help pay for your websites so you don't have to worry about using a credit card.

 

[Ashake]

I make sure that the expenses which are related to my website are made on a single credit card. I do this because it aids in cost control. I try to pay annually because it helps me with efficient budgeting.

 

[Cpvr]

I don’t have a dedicated credit that I use to pay bills related to my website as I tend to use one of my debit cards.

 

[Harsh World]

With 2% cash back (3% and 5% on others), it's silly not to use a credit card and make payments with it vs. a bank transfer.

I make a good $150-200 per month in cash-back rewards just from personal expenses.

I'm hoping that once incorporated, the business will be eligible for a cash-back rewards card so that I can reinvest some money back into it each month.

 

[Unlocked]

I don't have a credit/debit card that I use exclusively for my sites, but I did have a Business PayPal account many years ago when I run my forums (back before you needed to link bank accounts etc to them) that I used to make/receive payments for practically everything to do with my websites.

Now that I'm older, if I was to start administering again, I'd no doubt use a good cashback rewards credit card or something, just because why not?

 

[Harsh World]

just because why not?

It's also non-taxable because it's "spent" money.