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I just got my oil changed yesterday at the Nissan dealership and I used my capital one quicksilver to pay for it. But I checked this morning and capital one said it's coded as gas/automotive, Should I have used my sallie Mae card? I never would have thought to... Is that normal for car repair places to come up like that?
I doubt you would have gotten 5% for the transaction if thats what your thinking...
@ftomasze wrote:I doubt you would have gotten 5% for the transaction if thats what your thinking...
Well, it might if the coding really is a gas MCC. If it's something like an oil change, I would try next time! Worse case is you get 1% rather than 1.5% on QS, which, unless your oil changes are really really big, isn't going to be an important loss.
I've had the opposite experience, buying gas at a BP station without pay-at-pump technology. The transaction got coded as auto-repair. This was on an Amex sync, so I got 1% and no $5 bonus, making me wish I had gone somewhere else!
@bigblue7722 wrote:Is that normal for car repair places to come up like that?
As indicated above, all depends on how they're coded.
@bigblue7722 wrote:Should I have used my sallie Mae card?
From https://www.salliemae.com/credit-cards/sallie-mae-card/
See the Terms and Conditions for complete details. 5% gasoline category rewards are earned on the first $250 net purchases made per monthly billing cycle at eligible gas stations and service stations.