Want to buy Bluebird

[Dorn Hetzel]

Yep

I have a big diesel tank at the farm/campground that I haul to the wholesale
terminal every so often and fill up. Amazingly they take plastic and it
counts as a "gas station" for the rebate. I use on-road diesel in it so I
can fill everything from it since I burn more on-road than off... I
normally buy B100 in the summer but I guess I'll have to redo fuel lines on
the bird before it can burn that... Ever since all the fast-food places
started taking plastic I hardly ever carry more than $100 in cash. I've got
a different mastercard that gives a 1.4% rebate on everything with no limit
that we use for almost every household expense and pay off each month, the
1.4% doesn't sound like a whole lot, but applied to about 80% of our annual
spending it really adds up... The 1.4% is sustainable for them because it's
less than they get from the merchant in transaction fees, so it's really
like just getting that discount from the merchant

On Nov 26, 2007 5:15 PM, Don Bradner wrote:

> This discussion has wandered rather far from RVing except perhaps this
> one.
>
> With the large capacity of my bird, I only buy at Flying J, and using
> their website I pick the best Flying J - often bypass a couple to get to the
> one with the best price. I use a Mastercard that gives cash back, AND get
> the cash discount price, AND get 1c per gallon off besides. That makes it
> definitely a better deal than cash. Even with a safe I'm not interested in
> carrying the thousand$ necessary to pay just for fuel on a long trip.
>
>
> On 11/26/2007 at 1:10 PM Ryan Wright wrote:
>
> > I also get a
> >nice little discount when I pay cash for my coach fuel instead of
> >whipping out the plastic.
>
>
>


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