I kind of feel this way.
Example: I need fuel Fri morning before rollin out. The TS I was at (smaller chain) I could get a nastc discount from. Their app showed "todays price" at $3.27/gal. So I planned my mileage out to get enough to stop at another station on my route that was almost 20 cents cheaper a few hundred mi away. Go to pump fuel and the price on the pump...$3.19.
So they cant even keep their #'s right it seems.
Which fuel card offers the best deals?
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Bingo. Then I use my Ally credit card for .02 per dollar. Then I deposit the cash back into my Ally savings and get !0% more on that. No monthly/year fees better fuel and no inconsiderate ######## blocking the pump.Opendeckin Thanks this. -
I buy at an independent that has branded fuel. Their current PUC (Oregon) price is $2.90. I get an $0.08 cash kick back from the station every time I hit 1k gallons. In addition, I get a $0.06 per gallon credit using my Mobil fuel card.
So, in essence that is $2.76 a gallon. That's about $0.48 a gallon lower than the nearest mega truckstop posted cash price.
Of course, I'm not getting points for showers, however, I don't need it because I'm home most every night these days.
But, I do get points using my Mobil Rewards card which I can in turn use towards price reduction on next fuel purchase, store goodies, etc. Most of the time I use those points to fill my personal vehicle, which is a win-win. -
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Try one from TransConnect Services Fuel Card System. My friend had one. Prices are compatible to NASTC. Looks like they don't have members and others fees.
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Nastc does alright in the northeast......I can’t beat their price up here.
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