VRT MBasile

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If you use your debit card as a debit card rather than a credit, you can pay the lower price. However, then you get the debit card use fee

Don't forget this either. It is against Visa and MC terms of service to charge a service charge or require a minimum purchase amount to use the cards. What does this mean? This means that you're not paying more to use your card, your paying less to use cash

STi-owns-evo

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Yeah, that's the loophole. It's not more for credit card, you get a "cash discount"

mcowger

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Not unless its explicitly advertised that way and calculated on your receipt as a discount (e.g. $4.99/gal - 3% cash discount = 4.84/gal). Otherwise its still in violation of their rules (though good luck getting much done about it staring at an automated pump )

STi-owns-evo

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I haven't read the terms of service stuff, but I think as long as they don't call it any type of "fee" to use credit cards, such as a convenience fee, then it's all good. Although, like you said, argue with the automated pump all you want, it's still gonna charge you more for the credit card .

GST Motorsports

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Most of the long haul Deisel stops have been doing this for ages, typically I'll get a $0.05 cheaper gallon if I pay cash. Problem with it is if your towing to LA or somewhere your carrying like $400 in cash to pay for your round trip gas.

Mike

Traxamillion

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nmm