Um, flowers and plants!
Got an email from Chevron Texaco offered by GECRB: if you're like me and you got this card thinking that you could use this card to buy gas only to discover there isn't a gas station within 50 plus miles that takes it, here's a new use:
Guess the card can be used also at Teleflora.com to buy their products.
[Find your products, check out as normal, and under payments you'll see the Chev/Tex card as an option to pay just like other major credit card types]
So if you need to buy Mommy's Day flowers or even a $100 towering ficus house plant, here's your chance to put your Chev/Tex gas card to good use!
This does work as I used the card - finally - to make a purchase. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to use this line of credit at all due to the no near-by gas stations situation but now...well, now, there's finally a use for this card.
I swear it: the Victoria Secret's card and this one has been the Bane of my existance! Both cards begging (needing?!?) to be used for stuff I don't need at all.
The price of establishing credit history!
USAA Rewards VISA (7,500 - 03/2013) / DiscoverIT (6500 - 03/2013) / Cap One Platinum MC (2750 - 03/2013) / Credit One Platinum VISA (750 - 03/2013) / First Premier Bank MC (300 - 02/2013) / FingerHut/WEBBANK (5200.00 - 02/2013) / Victoria's Secret/Comenity (1500 - 03/2013) / PayPal Smart Connect/GECRB (2900 - 03/2013) / Lowe's/GECRB (2800 - 03/2013) / Amazon.com/GECRB (4500 - 03/2013) / Chevron Texaco/GECRB (1950 - 03/2013) / J.C. Penney/GECRB (2150 - 02/2013) / Target (750 - 07/2013) / Abercrombie & Fitch/Comenity (1850 - 07/2013) / CareCredit/GECRB (4500 - 08/2013) / DCU Visa (2000 - 11/2013) / NFCU Sig cashRewards Visa (7000 - 11/2013) - MilitaryStar/Chase (4700 /12/2013)
