Last week, I mentioned in passing that World Financial Network National Bank, home of more retail-branded credit cards than you can fit in the average wallet, is adding a “paper statement fee” to all of their credit cards. And if you use store credit cards at all, the odds are pretty good that you have a WFNNB card in your wallet.

The company is mysterious (it doesn’t even have its own Web site) but ubiquitous. Here’s a list of cards that they handle as compiled by CreditBoards members in 2008.

• Abercrombie & Fitch
• Ann Taylor
• Arhaus Furniture
• Ashley Stewart
• Avenue
• Bealls
• Bealls Outlet
• Blair
• Brylane Home
• Buckle
• Burke’s Outlet
• Carter Lumber
• Chadwick’s
• Crate & Barrel
• Crescent Jewelers
• CruiseOne Leisure Miles Mastercard
• Design Within
• Domestications
• Dressbarn
• Dunlaps
• Dutyfree.com
• Eddie Bauer
• Express
• Fastline
• Fina
• Fortunoff
• Friedman’s Jewelers
• Gander Mountain
• Garden Ridge
• Gardner-White
• Giant Eagle Fuelperks
• Goody’s
• Gordmans
• Harlem Furniture
• International Male
• J. Crew
• Jessica London
• Kanes/Savon Furniture
• KingSize
• Kohls
• La Redoute
• Lane Bryant
• Levin Furniture
• Limited Too
• Little Switzerland
• Marianne
• Maurices
• MedChoice Financial
• Metrostyle
• MyWorld Mastercard
• New York & Company
• Newport News
• OneStopPlus
• OSH/ Orchard Supply Hardware
• Pacific Sunwear
• Palais Royal
• Pamida
• Peebles
• Pottery Barn/Pottery Barn Kids
• Reeds Jewelers
• Restoration Hardware
• Roaman’s
• Samuels
• Shop At Home Network
• Silhouettes
• Spiegel
• Stage
• The Company Store/Company Kids
• The Sportsman’s Guide
• Trek
• Undergear
• Value City Furniture
• Victoria’s Secret
• West Elm
• Woman Within
• Woodcraft

If you know of any other WFNNB cards that aren’t on this list and should be (or are and shouldn’t) let us know.

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