I filled up my car for the first time on Saturday at my local asda, entered all my card details, filled the fuel and then was told to drive away as there were no receipts available at that machine. However since checking my bank no money has been taken out. It has now been two days, I was under the impression it was taken out instantly. Any idea how long it usually takes?
Hi can any one tell me what tread size and fitting the fuel pipe from the rochester card to the fuel pump on a vp aq231a is as VP are around £50 for one and to me it is only a standard fitting that i can get made up.the part number is “Tube 841356″ part number 14 on the diagram.
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I opened a “chase freedom” credit card, and its in the mail already, but when i went on the chase website i could not find any information about the 3% cash back/benefits
Can someone explain it to me?
Or post a link that provides some info?
Thank you!
if i get this
5% Cashback Bonus® in categories like travel, home improvement stores, department stores, gas, restaurants, pet stores and many more
Up to 1% unlimited Cashback Bonus® on all other purchases
5% to 20% Cashback Bonus® through our exclusive online shopping site
Intro APR Intro APR Period Regular APR Annual Fee Balance Transfers Credit Needed
0% on Purchases* 6 months* 14.99%* None* N/A* No Credit History*
what does that mean 14.99 apr.. and 0% on purchases 6 months..
it s a student credit card.
I happen to know for a fact that the father of someone I work with has been arrested for illegally using a company gas card to fuel up his car…and several others. I know this because I used to work at company “A” with the father, and now work at company “B” where his son is. Do I tell my boss about this? Because the son also uses a company gas card at company “B”. Or should I just leave it alone?
For example, Citibank has a credit card called “Citi Dividend Platinum Select”. You get 1% cashback on all your purchases. Are you legally supposed to report the rewards you get back from this as income on your 1040? Even if it’s a small amount such as about $200?
