Newest Posts Blogroll | MarketplaceGas Saving Credit CardsPosted on March 11, 2010. How can gas credit cards work? I think to make a gas card. I want that the purchase of gas for my wife and me is a Chase Mastercard. The gas station that we think of a map shows two prices for gas - the one without using the card, and the other with the help of the map that is currently about 0, 30 less expensive. In fact, I have a Chase card and Mastercard gas. For Superamerica Speedway. The card is good everywhere, I do not need to just use it for gas (but I do). The delivery of gas is removed at the pump if the gas said 3.50 when I put my card in the lower this amount by a certain amount per gallon and charges me for the discounted amount (which appears on the pump reception). If it's for Superamerica, be sure to get a Speedy Rewards Card first. You can then link the card to the credit card and every time you use the credit card you get rewards points quickly too. I'm fast enough reward points in the first 2 months of having my card for $ 100 in gas cards. It's a pretty sweet contract. I also pay my bill every month in its entirety, so I do not have to worry about interest payments. I have a gas card like this is a good way to get more credit, increase your credit score and get free gas if you know how to use it properly. I highly recommend you use. Try this. It `s help for me. I have a rewards card and love hunting for gas. I can buy gas anywhere (not brand specific) ... and I get 5% back. The really cool part is that it is credited to my account on the very next statement (IE, it's a month late) - I did not expect it accummulate then exchange money for some thing ... He immediately took the amount I owe. Pay the full amount each month due date, and you pay no interest - and you get 5% on gas prices at the pump! So when I go to the station - which hundred off you see, I think, has to do with their card / program. This particular card game can be used for any gas. (It also includes 1% cashback on all other purchases - also credited with a statement very soon) If you pay your balance in full, on time every month, you will not pay interest. CommentsThere are no comments.Leave a Comment |