AOPA credit card --- WARNING.

Debit cards are limited too. I use autogas and I fill 7-5 gallon cans as
well as my car sometimes. I like to put 5 gallons exactly in the cans and
now that's more difficult to do since it cuts me off in the middle of a can.

mike regish

"Janet" wrote in message ...
Morgans wrote:

Try using online debit.

"mike regish" wrote

Debit cards are limited too. I use autogas and I fill 7-5 gallon cans as
well as my car sometimes. I like to put 5 gallons exactly in the cans and
now that's more difficult to do since it cuts me off in the middle of a
can.

mike regish

Janet is arguing, just to argue. There is not a reason that she has given
that stands up. It all boils down to the gas station operators being too
lazy to keep up with the changing gas prices necessitating a rise of the
purchase limit.

They can do it if they want to. They have done it at least 2 times before.
Some have already done it again. They will get my business.
--
Jim in NC

Morgans wrote:

"mike regish" wrote

Debit cards are limited too. I use autogas and I fill 7-5 gallon cans as
well as my car sometimes. I like to put 5 gallons exactly in the cans and
now that's more difficult to do since it cuts me off in the middle of a
can.

mike regish

Janet is arguing, just to argue. There is not a reason that she has given
that stands up. It all boils down to the gas station operators being too
lazy to keep up with the changing gas prices necessitating a rise of the
purchase limit.

They can do it if they want to. They have done it at least 2 times before.
Some have already done it again. They will get my business.

Actually I'm not arguing at all, just pointing out what is actually happening,
and laziness has nothing to do with it. The vast majority of gasoline purchase
transactions are under thirty dollars today.

"Janet" wrote

The vast majority of gasoline purchase
transactions are under thirty dollars today.


There are one HELL of a lot of people that work for a living, and have to
have a vehicle that can tow a load and carry a load. They all have gas
tanks big enough to go over a 50 buck limit, when close to empty.

I'm done here. Have the last word, as I know you must.
--
Jim in NC

Morgans wrote:

"Janet" wrote

The vast majority of gasoline purchase
transactions are under thirty dollars today.


There are one HELL of a lot of people that work for a living, and have to
have a vehicle that can tow a load and carry a load. They all have gas
tanks big enough to go over a 50 buck limit, when close to empty.

Not to worry, just about all diesel pumps have limits far in excess of 50
dollars.