Buy gas from Exxon Mobil? If you are a new Speedpass customer and activate by 1/31/10, you’ll receive a 5¢ per gallon rebate on fuel purchases for 90 days in most states, up to a max of $20. In certain states, you’ll just get a flat $20 – FL, LA, MA, NC, NJ, RI and SC.
This appears to be a keychain fob that links to any existing credit/debit card but allows you to purchase gas without needing to swipe. So that would be 5 cents per gallon on top of your existing credit card rewards. Thanks to reader Kyle for the tip.
*Offer limited to new Speedpass customers. Offer excludes fleet card accounts. Both enrollment and activation must be done online at speedpass.com to qualify. New Speedpass customers in FL, LA, MA, NC, NJ, RI and SC will receive a $20 ExxonMobil Gift Card (or a $20 ExxonMobil Credit Card statement credit if Speedpass is linked to an ExxonMobil Credit Card) for activating a new Speedpass account. The $20 gift card offer cannot be combined with the 5 cent per gallon rebate offer. Maximum rebate is $20 (or $20 gift card) per new account. Allow a minimum of 90 days to receive rebate credit(s) or gift card. Rebates will be posted to the credit or debit card that is linked to Speedpass. Purchases must be made with a valid Speedpass. Offer expires January 31, 2010.
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I use Pentagon Federal Credit Union’s credit card. They give me 5% off gasoline. (5% NOT 5 CENTS a gallon)They take it right off the actual bill. I have the bill deducted from my checking account.
Using the Speedpass, are you charged the ‘cash’ gas price or the ‘credit’ gas price (usually 10 cents extra where I live)?
@Branden – I am assuming credit, as it is linked to a credit card, however I don’t use ExxonMobil.
5 cents per gallon on top of the 3% I am getting now is a good deal.
Discover has a 5% gas card but it is capped at $100 of gas per month.
Regarding any gas stations that charge extra for credit, they pop up like mushrooms from time to time where I live. Customers (including myself) “just say no” and the cash/credit surcharge soon disappears.
I was wondering do you know, or has anyone tried linking the speedpass with there Pentagon credit union credit card? Or if it is even possible?
Exxon Mobil has big ambitions for their company, and while the economy is pretty rough right now, they are constantly working to better improve its’ customers standards of living and trying to find the newest and best technology that is cleaner and safer for our environment.