Want to buy Bluebird

[mbulriss]

> 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.
>

That's not my experience at all. After I swipe the FJ RV card, it
asks how you are paying. I choose credit and it then asks for the
credit card. Then I swipe the credit card. When I go in, the ticket
is already printed with all the discounts. I make up a number for the
unit number and enter my current mileage for the hub meter reading.

I use the Discover "gas" card and get up to 5% cash back. Used to
have no cap, then they caught on and it is now capped the 5% rebate at
some modest (ridiculous) amount like the first $150/month. Then you
go to the tiered rebate structure for other purchases. I hit 'em hard
before the 5% cap went on! Seems like I had something like $220 or
more in rebates the first year.

FWIW,

Mike Bulriss
1991 WB40 "Txas Minivan"
San Antonio, TX


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "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.
>
> Details:
>
> You cannot use a VISA card, but Mastercard is fine.
>
> 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.
>
> Pump, then pull forward, go inside and pay, handing over both cards
and say "RV on xx (island number) already pumped"
>
> 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).
>
> 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.
>
> On 11/26/2007 at 7:08 PM Ryan Wright wrote:
>
> >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?
>