My dad works at Aviva, we have gift cards and they give 5% ontop of what we top them up with, so we add £100 they ad £5.
Got a ASDA near you?
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Got a ASDA near you?
My dad works at Aviva, we have gift cards and they give 5% ontop of what we top them up with, so we add £100 they ad £5.
well, asda will now be getting £300 pounds a month off me for this 
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Asda near me only does bogo standard unleaded and my HGT goes loads better on posh petrol. Its better enough to make it cheaper per mile so I go to Tescos for 99 octane.
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ah your a subcompany before tax Voucher person
Make sense now
However - to make fuel cheaper
A Supermarket credit card - F/e Sainsburys and a Necter card
Working on 50litres
Nectar = 1point Per Litre
+
credit Card = Double/Tripple points
= 50points with nectar + 100 or 150 EXTRA points totaling 150 or 200
200 points is 1/5 to getting a 5er off fuel
so after 250litres of fuel at current rate near me (1.339) = £334.75
plus the 5er you saved = 329.75 = 1.319 Per Litre (on average)
Okay its a Long Shot - but it works out cheaper on fuel a little bit
Since i fill up mostly there - it'd be logical todo so to be honest
Ziggy
Make sense now
However - to make fuel cheaper
A Supermarket credit card - F/e Sainsburys and a Necter card
Working on 50litres
Nectar = 1point Per Litre
+
credit Card = Double/Tripple points
= 50points with nectar + 100 or 150 EXTRA points totaling 150 or 200
200 points is 1/5 to getting a 5er off fuel
so after 250litres of fuel at current rate near me (1.339) = £334.75
plus the 5er you saved = 329.75 = 1.319 Per Litre (on average)
Okay its a Long Shot - but it works out cheaper on fuel a little bit
Since i fill up mostly there - it'd be logical todo so to be honest
Ziggy
ah your a subcompany before tax Voucher person
Make sense now
However - to make fuel cheaper
A Supermarket credit card - F/e Sainsburys and a Necter card
Working on 50litres
Nectar = 1point Per Litre
+
credit Card = Double/Tripple points
= 50points with nectar + 100 or 150 EXTRA points totaling 150 or 200
200 points is 1/5 to getting a 5er off fuel
so after 250litres of fuel at current rate near me (1.339) = £334.75
plus the 5er you saved = 329.75 = 1.319 Per Litre (on average)
Okay its a Long Shot - but it works out cheaper on fuel a little bit
Since i fill up mostly there - it'd be logical todo so to be honest
Ziggy
You'll end up paying just as much when you take your credit card interest into consideration. One way or another, they'll get their money
Well done Asda now lets hope others follow suit!
Think i'll be trying Asda's diesel when i next fill-up.
Think i'll be trying Asda's diesel when i next fill-up.
It'd cost me as much to get to Asda as I'd save so think I'll stick with Jet
ah your a subcompany before tax Voucher person
Make sense now
However - to make fuel cheaper
A Supermarket credit card - F/e Sainsburys and a Necter card
Working on 50litres
Nectar = 1point Per Litre
+
credit Card = Double/Tripple points
= 50points with nectar + 100 or 150 EXTRA points totaling 150 or 200
200 points is 1/5 to getting a 5er off fuel
so after 250litres of fuel at current rate near me (1.339) = £334.75
plus the 5er you saved = 329.75 = 1.319 Per Litre (on average)
Okay its a Long Shot - but it works out cheaper on fuel a little bit
Since i fill up mostly there - it'd be logical todo so to be honest
Ziggy
Lol, dont forget the 5-6p a liter difference compared to my local places
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You'll end up paying just as much when you take your credit card interest into consideration. One way or another, they'll get their money
Not if it's paid off in full every month. That's what I do with my Tesco Credit Card. I have to be well disiplined with it and JUST put petrol on it
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Or just go to Bishop Auckland and get your petrol for £1.289 and diesel for £1.349!!
