<prompt> Human: Hello! Im a baby fresh out of college and have a question about making credit payments. Let me explain my situation a little bit:I run a wedding photography business that is doing well enough to pay my bills, but is seasonal, so money isnt always consistent. I need to upgrade my camera gear, which is just part of the job. My question is this: can I purchase my new camera 1500 on my Amazon Prime Visa because hello rewards points, and then pay that full balance using a different credit card issued from my credit union? Reason being that I plan on making monthly payments to pay it off, and the Amazon card has a ridiculously high interest rate, whereas the credit union card has a relatively low interest rate. Would love some input! Thanks so much :  <response>: Dont do this. All your profits should be going to first sustaining your business and your livelihood in your off season. Then focus on upgrading your gear after youve established that cushion. If you must upgraded your gear because you have the demand to warrant it, then get a small 5k business line of credit as your business and take what you need and pay it back timely. Dont play this points game, its foolish justification. Edit: am a photographer 