I would like to hear some feedback about a good business credit card that has the following:
1. worthwhile miles program
2. high or no mile cap per month and/or year
3. reasonable yearly cost

thanks in advance!

caps are basically in force unless you're an elite member of the airline program

American, America West, USAirways, and Alaska all have such cards.

Citibank Advantage Mastercard
http://www.citibank.com/us/cards/cardserv/aabiz/

USAirways Visa
http://www.usairways.com/dividendmiles/businesscard.htm

AmericaWest
http://www.americawest.com/flightfun...llbusinesscard

Alaska
http://www.bankofamerica.com/smallbu...Type=alaskaair

InsideFlyer story on Small Business Rewards Programs:
http://www.webflyer.com/@flyer/arcdom/feb02/cover.htm

NWA's business card has no annual cap and neither does its consumer card for AutoPay customers who select the full payment option within six days of their statement date.

I am based in YOW, so I use Diners Club Maple Leaf Card.
It gives me Aeroplan points, almost 2 months to pay and very good customer Service.

I fly USAir exclusively so I find the BOA card at the highest tier (Platinum) to be of greatest value to me. I use the card to buy my airline tickets, and depending on the promo, can get double miles or double segments, etc. I also get a bonus each year by charging over a certain limit on the card (I believe the limit is 25K this year and the bonus is 10K...I have over 600K miles I have not used so I rarely keep up with this). And, I get 1 mile for every one dollar I charge, excluding airline tickets.

I do have other cards that provide points for travel redemption. For example, I recently signed up for a Marriott card. I will get 10K points without a yearly fee. This is the only negative for me concerning the BOA card; I do pay a yearly fee.

Do not get the Citibank Aadvantage card. They are not customer oriented. They will not help you. Read my posting under Mastercard/Visa cards.