cash back card that doesn't cap on gas ?!

[Anonymous]

And if you're on a road trip and just want to grab a quick item or two, I'd rather go in the convenience store then go into a grocery store (which takes longer and has longer lines).

[Themanwhocan]

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@kdm31091 wrote:
That's cool and all but with the fact that a gas conveinience store is gonna be way more expensive than buying the items elsewhere you are still better off buying the items at the grocery store vs the 5% at the convenience store

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Can't go wrong with half price filled donuts after 4pm

Raspberry with white icing, or cream filled with chocolate icing...

[kdm31091]

You have a point, I guess I'm just jaded because I fail to understand the people who stop in my store every.single.morning for a soda and a snack and a bag of chips. You would save a ton of money to just buy a case of soda and a bulk pack of bags of chips and bring them to work with you each day vs stopping at the store every single morning for these things. Makes no sense to me.

[Anonymous]

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@kdm31091 wrote:

You have a point, I guess I'm just jaded because I fail to understand the people who stop in my store every.single.morning for a soda and a snack and a bag of chips. You would save a ton of money to just buy a case of soda and a bulk pack of bags of chips and bring them to work with you each day vs stopping at the store every single morning for these things. Makes no sense to me.

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I try to do that, I really do.

My work offers free pop fountains so that's taken care of pretty much (I can't drink most of that stuff though because of the extremely high sugar content)

There is a very particular brand of cajun flavored peanuts I like and eat as a snack at work daily that I cannot seem to find in bulk, so that is about $1 daily.

[signaturecardmember]

Usually those charts are helpful but I feel this one is confusing and not correct. I think the best uncapped card is the AARP Chase. Others might be equal and they should have an equal rating and if Penfed has 5% all the time I did not know that, so it would be #1.

and none of the cards I have seen only apply to a select grade of gas or diesel. some promotions have specified pay at the pump but that is usually all I do anyways.

[longtimelurker]

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@signaturecardmember wrote:

Usually those charts are helpful but I feel this one is confusing and not correct. I think the best uncapped card is the AARP Chase. Others might be equal and they should have an equal rating and if Penfed has 5% all the time I did not know that, so it would be #1.

and none of the cards I have seen only apply to a select grade of gas or diesel. some promotions have specified pay at the pump but that is usually all I do anyways.

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Penfed with a qualifying product is 5% all the time.  So is Fort Knox.  OBC (now capped at $50K) is also 5%   The first two are obviously better than AARP.

[Themanwhocan]

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@longtimelurker wrote:

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@signaturecardmember wrote:

Usually those charts are helpful but I feel this one is confusing and not correct. I think the best uncapped card is the AARP Chase. Others might be equal and they should have an equal rating and if Penfed has 5% all the time I did not know that, so it would be #1.

and none of the cards I have seen only apply to a select grade of gas or diesel. some promotions have specified pay at the pump but that is usually all I do anyways.

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Penfed with a qualifying product is 5% all the time.  So is Fort Knox.  OBC (now capped at $50K) is also 5%   The first two are obviously better than AARP.

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OBC is capped now? Does it drop to 1% after $50k spend?

Just another change I need to make to the charts...

[longtimelurker]

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@Themanwhocan wrote:

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@longtimelurker wrote:

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@signaturecardmember wrote:

Usually those charts are helpful but I feel this one is confusing and not correct. I think the best uncapped card is the AARP Chase. Others might be equal and they should have an equal rating and if Penfed has 5% all the time I did not know that, so it would be #1.

and none of the cards I have seen only apply to a select grade of gas or diesel. some promotions have specified pay at the pump but that is usually all I do anyways.

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Penfed with a qualifying product is 5% all the time.  So is Fort Knox.  OBC (now capped at $50K) is also 5%   The first two are obviously better than AARP.

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OBC is capped now? Does it drop to 1% after $50k spend?

Just another change I need to make to the charts...

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Yes, 1% on the first $6,500, then 5% on the next $50,000, then 1% again.   However, they did remove the $400 per transaction cap for gas!