Fueling

[one_dusty_hoot]

Leroy, is this a Flying J credit card that honors TA, or,
some type of customer card?

I called my credit card, customer service. I told the lady
I had a motor home that loved fuel and it took $600 worth
just to see it in the top of the tank. she said, "WOW!!!"

I said, here's the problem, if the fraud people call me
I'm not going to be at home, she seemed to understand.
Charges from fuel vendors not to exceed $600 per day, if
that happens it's not me, my card is stolen by a trucker
hauling dope heading west or a rogue motorcycle gang.

I don't know if this will work, haven't tried it. Seems the
$75 charge would stop this cold unless I charged the card
with about how much it would hold, then put the nozzle in
the filler neck. What if I overestimated?, Credit?

It's apparent that credit card theft and use is more of a
problem each day. I never used to be called, now it happens
more and more. Good guys paying for bad guys deeds.

Bob Janes, Greenville, SC



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "jwasnewski"
wrote:
>
> I'll tell you what. That's Southern for wanna know somethi'n?
Service
> station where service is the operative word, there ain't much of
that
> go'in round these days. We do the work, they take the money. Banks
are
> the same. Please let me charge you to withdraw your money from my
> bank. I do not use ATM. Like others I use Flying J (Flying hook in
> trucker speak, I recieve a discount with my card), TA and others. I
> haven't had limited purchase problems.
> Hell, most "service stations" these days will not take a $50 of
$100
> dollar bill. Actually, they post signs on the door stating so along
> side the no shoes no service sign. What service? If I owned a
station
> I'd take every $100 bill available, would you? Go figure.
>
> Leroy Eckert
> 1990 WB-40
> Niceville, FL
>