conversation: User (ChickerWings): "I travel a lot for work, like a LOT.  I've flown over 130 segments since last January and stayed over 140 nights in hotels.  Because of the loyalty programs (United and Marriott) available through Chase Visa cards, I currently am using 3 different Chase Visa's for basically all of my spending.  I know some people hate Chase and United, but all of that aside, am I doing myself a disservice by not diversifying my credit card type?  I'm curious if it's worth getting an Amex or a MasterCard at the risk of earning fewer sweet sweet loyalty points.  "
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