Mercer

Yep I sure will.

 

I prefer comdata, only used TCH a couple of times.

 

Sent you an e-mail outerspace. It might be in your spambox since it is from an unknown contact.

 

Sent you a reply.

 

Can you use the tch card at walmarts and home depots anyone know? -i use my comdata everwhere -i bummed about that.

 

i don't know. Since I've heard about it, I switched my fueling to the TCH & comchecked the rest of my money off from comdata. That TCH card is going to be hard for me to get use to....

 

they announced we can use TCH just like the ComData at Walmart or any location that is part of that network.

What I don't see is the ability to log in and look at the card activity. ComData you could look at a month and print out all your activity, that was nice for accounting. Also you could set it up to transfer funds to your bank account, which was very nice.

But the TCH card loading fee is now 1.75 vs 3.50 for ComData, that may not sound like much but at the end of the year it adds up. It will all work out in the end.

 

Well that does not seem all that bad thanks for the info.

 

http://www.tch.com/tchWeb/appmanager/tch/home?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=tch_portal_page_39


on the right side of the page you will want to click on e manager under the related links tab. Enter your TCH card number & your pin number to log in.

But.... It still doesn't give the detail that comdata does. I just did it & noticed a ATM withdraw of $24.50. As a test, last night I did the ATM thing for $20.00. The ATM fee was $3.50. TCH charged me $1.00 to conduct that transaction just like comdata does. But comdata breaks it down so you can itemize that $1.00 for tax right offs. TCH bundled it all into one transaction.

 

I see there is only one "report" available, all we can do is see our activity. I guess if we want money transferred to our bank accounts we need to leave TCH checks at home or with someone who can take them to the bank when we're on the road. ComChecks, TCH, T-Chek, all of them are a pain to deal with at the bank, it's not something most of the tellers know how to handle. Not much we can do about it.