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NASTC will be worth the trip.

 

TCS is free but you have to fund the card and it can be a pain. Their CS people are great though, helped me get things figured out and rolling.

If you go with them I recommend figuring out ACH, which is really just volleying a few calls getting your bank in line with their bank. It's not smooth but once you're up and running it's fine.

Their prices are very similar to NASTC without the yearly fee.

 

It's not the same everywhere all the time but it's close, at least where I've checked. I've got a good friend who uses NASTC and runs all 48 and he's tried em all and swears by it. In the last couple months I've been comparing with him and it's close. From what I understand NASTC does have more stations. TCS is primarily Ambest, TA/Petro, Speedway and some Mom n Pops.

Someone here will know this for sure but I don't think either one does business with Loves/FJ/Pilot.

 

All my friends using TCS send the money with Zelle to TCS. It has no fee and is very quick.

 

Starting 3/21 TCS is charging $2.95 for zelle transfers.

 

RTS has a new discount program with Pilot/FJ. They can convert your NASTC or TCS Fleetone card or issue a new card (one guy told me that he got the card from RTS without converting other one).
The discounts are usually 2 cents better than NASTC but only on pilots/FJ close to a TA/Petro. And there is a 0.5$ transaction fee.
I converted my NASTC card by misunderstanding. Was thinking that they convert my old RTS card that I never used....
Will I do it if I knew that my NASTC card will be converted? - no. I don't like that the discounts are good close to concurents only and the RTS app don't show the prices without IFTA so it's very difficult to compare the prices in different States.

You can call:
J.C. Robles
Business Development Manager
RTS Carrier Services
Office Phone/Fax: (913) 310-1414

 

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