Want to buy Bluebird

[Pete Masterson]

American Express also works at the Flying J 'commercial' pumps. Last
year AmEx had a 3% rebate on purchases at "service stations" (but
some Flying Js show up as "convenience stores" so they didn't qualify
for the AmEx rebate). I also have a MasterCard (Chase Freedom Card)
that gives a 2% rebate on all fuel purchases, but it has a monthly
maximum limit.

I have a FMCA "RV Real Value Member" card -- also free -- if you're
an FMCA member. (FMCA membership has many other benefits that may be
of interest -- or not.)

The Flying J RV cards can be used to release the pump at the computer
terminal rather than walking in to the "fuel desk" inside.

Pete Masterson
'95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42
aeonix1@...
On the road at Lockhart Texas



On Nov 26, 2007, at 10:10 PM, Don Bradner wrote:

> Flying J RV card (free). FJ rules say: FJ card allows purchase of
> RV fuel with a credit card, at the truck pumps, for the cash price,
> and an additional 1c per gallon off.
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> Details:
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> You cannot use a VISA card, but Mastercard is fine.
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> You cannot swipe a credit card at the pump, but you can swipe the
> FJ card to authorize the pump. Choose "Cash" and Enter for any
> question like unit number that is not applicable.
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> Pump, then pull forward, go inside and pay, handing over both cards
> and say "RV on xx (island number) already pumped"
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> That will get you 6 cents for cash, 1 cent for the FJ card, and
> whatever you can get in CC rebates. Mine only does 1% on diesel (5%
> on gas).
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> So, to answer Leroy, I don't get $30 on 150 gallons, only a bit
> over $15, and I do it without carrying a lot of cash.
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> On 11/26/2007 at 7:08 PM Ryan Wright wrote:
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>> Though I'm really, really curious now, how do you manage to pay
>> with a
>> credit card and get the cash discount plus another 1 cent per gallon?
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