One thing you want to do is to get a Dun and Bradstreet Duns number and you can do a web search for them.  I opened up my own small business a year ago.  The first business card I got was a Capital One Spark (no rewards, just the basic card) and I got that one right around the time that I opened.  I had to put my personal information as a personal guarantee, but it does show up as a tradeline on Dun and Bradstreet, and on my business Equifax and Experian reports.  About six months ago, I got a commercial Staples card and I did not have to personal guarantee that one.  Right now, I am being faced with a lot of companies wanting 2 years in business before extending credit.  You may want to consider a gas card as a third tradeline.  Once you have 2 or 3 tradelines and you can get a good history going with those, it will make it easier to get business cards with companies like Chase and Amex.

5/13/13: TU 695, EX 675, USAA FAKO 723 for all 3 - Goal: 760 - Last App 3/14/13
Barclays USAir $4900 - USAA $4000 - PayPal Extras MC (GE) $3000 - B of A 123 $1500 - Discover More $1000 - Chase Freedom $1000 - Kay Jewelers $7600 - Ashley Homestore (GE) $4000 - Tempurpedic (WF) $3600 - Walmart (GE) $3300 - Belk (GE) $2500 - Macys $2000 - Amazon (GE) $1500 - Victoria Secret (Comenity) $450 - Banana Republic (GE) $850 - TJMaxx (GE) $600 - Capital One $5000 (business) - Staples (Citi) $2000 (business)

I should have mention I do already have a duns number, received last month. What was your credit score at the time of your business cc approval?

Remember a few years ago when there was an exactly list of where to go for business credit without a PG? That's what I'm asking now... From EXPERIENCE, who here have received business credit without PG and where? Are companies like Quill, Reliance, ect still good to go for tradelines???