My Target VISA was my first CC (store card that graduated). I don't think it is particularly prestigious but I'm not ashamed of it. And I am definitely not ashamed of my AMEX. Instead, I am ashamed of the way I managed credit in the past (or rather didn't manage it). I eventually got smart and took out a personal loan to pay off the CC since it would force me to pay it off within a certain timeframe. I am still paying for that lack of credit management. 
nomoore wrote:My Target VISA was my first CC (store card that graduated). I don't think it is particularly prestigious but I'm not ashamed of it. And I am definitely not ashamed of my AMEX. Instead, I am ashamed of the way I managed credit in the past (or rather didn't manage it). I eventually got smart and took out a personal loan to pay off the CC since it would force me to pay it off within a certain timeframe. I am still paying for that lack of credit management.
I hear they are might be bringing back the Target Visa..
Not really "ashamed" of any of my cards, but if I had to pick one I guess it'd be one of my Cap1 cards. On the rare occasion I use one (just to keep it active) I always feel as if anyone who see's it thinks "ew, Cap1. He must have bad credit." 
Even though most people don't know a Cap1 from a Chase nowadays.
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