Discover Card

Pros: Cash back bonus is ok
Cons: High late fees; High over the limit fees

Credit cards are a necessary evil in many respects. They are needed to check into hotels, to rent cars, and for several other financial transactions. Without a credit card, you would be handicapped in the world of commerce.

But credit cards...

Pros: Student Credit Offer Seems Quite Fair
Cons: Middle-of-the-Road Rewards and Interest Rates

For several years now, my Discover Platinum Card has lain undiscovered in my file cabinet. It's one of those cards that I own but rarely use. My husband's still has an activation sticker on it.

Originally, we applied for our Discover cards...

Pros: cashback, good security, good handling of merchant disputes, web site features
Cons: good security, transient late fees

Discover has generally been valuable for me -- but, as in my last credit card review, let me first tell you about my usage of the card. I have a 5-figure credit limit on the card, which I've only pushed once.: I usually use run up about $500-2,000 each...

Pros: The Upstart of the Industry, zero liability for online fraud
Cons: Mediocre benefits, poor APR

With its roots in Sears (where America shops) Discover has grown up, moved on, and emerged as a big player in the high stakes game of Credit Cards. Discover is easily holding its own in the not too shabby position of the 4th largest credit card issuer...

Pros: excellent customer service, offer small compensation for using their card on purchases, no annual fee
Cons: high interest rates, can't use all of limit for cash advances,

As other people have mentioned, if you consistently carry a balance, then Discover probably is not the card for you. The interest rates are rather high compared to others and it's not accepted everywhere the traditional Visa and Mastercard are. ...

Pros: Cash back.
Cons: New math finance charge calculations.

I’ve had a Discover card since 1988. I’ve had good and bad experiences with it.

I like Discover’s Cash Back:

Cash back works like this:
If you spend up to $1000.00, you get ¼ of 1% or a whopping $2.50;

For...

Pros: Rewards, excellent conflict resolution, special promotions.
Cons: Some customer service issues, not the most widely accepted, rebate rate lower at certain merchants.

Let me start with some background information on how and why I use credit cards. I believe that I am atypical, and therefore some of the information in this review may not be useful to everyone (and more importantly, some information that might be of...

Pros: no annual fee, balance transfers, higher credit lines, good customer service, payment options
Cons: not accepted everywhere, but is becoming more and more widely accepted.

I've been a satisfied Discover cardholder since 1995. Just this year, my card was upgraded to a Discover Platinum Card, as was my husband's also. So far, I am greatly impressed by the features offered in the new card.

NO ANNUAL FEE
One...

Pros: cash back, nice design on card, life insurance
Cons: not widely accepted

Let me open up with a statement: I don’t like credit cards. I think that they are dangerous to both the user and the economy in general. You see I am old-fashioned in that I do not like to buy things that I don’t have the money for. If I have the...

Pros: Cash Back Reward
Cons: High Interest Rate

Many of you people know that I am not a strong advocate of credit cards. I only have two major credit cards, MasterCard and Discover and some miscellaneous department store cards. In fact, I went into a lengthy discussion on what credit cards are good...

Pros: Very flexible and helpful CS personel, good promotions, reliable credit
Cons: Not the best rates out there, but I pay up front anyway

I've been a Discover Card member for over 8 years at this point. Aside from having extremely helpful and flexible customer service, I've NEVER had any problem with any aspect of this card and thus far, have found the security and service afforded with...

Pros: Good starting credit card, great website and service
Cons: So-so reward program, high interest rates, high finance charges

While I was in high school and turned 18 years old, my parents and I decided that it would be good to get a credit card to help myself establish credit and have a good "emergency card" in case of anything that came up. I thought this was a good decision ...

Pros: mid-range APR, no annual fee
Cons: consistently declined

I will be the first to admit I am quite a bit luckier than most my age. While I've lived on my own since I was 17, my parents have always footed the insurance and drug bill for the no less than three zillion problems I've had over the 5 years...

Pros: 5% ANY GAS STATION... PERIOD. And this is not an introductory offer.
Cons: 5% on First $1,200 Annually, Not Widely Accepted, Smaller Credit Lines

The Discover Open Road Card, also previously known as the "Platinum Gas Card" (and later "Drive for 5") is a gas rebate card offered from Discover. Since I drive quite a bit, I wanted a credit card that would help ease the pain of high gas prices. ...

Pros: No annual fee, cash back program
Cons: Some places still do not accept it

The Discover Card is the credit card that I use on a majority of my purchases for a number of reasons. First and most obvious of course is the cash back program that they have implemented for card users. They pay you back a percentage of your...