I have a Chase Mastercard with partner Continental Airlines (One Pass). On the One Pass monthly statement, it encourages users to use certain web vendors to get extra mileage. For instance, it says to use Sears.com to get 5 miles for every $1 spent. I generally do not use Sears.com but figured I would do it with this card so I could get extra miles. I ordered an appliance (about $300) from Sears.com and should have gotten about 1500 miles. But in actuality, the product was not sent from Sears but instead from one of its "partners". The bill showed up on my Chase card as the "partner" and I was denied the 5 miles for each dollar... I was given only 1 mile per dollar. That is a scam. If Sears.com advertises a product and it is ordered on that site, then the billing should be correct and mileage credit should be given. I do not know (and frankly I do not care) whose fault this is... Sears, Chase or Continental... but some one should do the right thing and honor the promise and agreement that was made when they said use Sears.com and get 5 miles for every $1.