No. Each household member should each get their own membership card and have the cards linked. When cards are linked, the balance will be automatically transferred from one card to the other every 24 hours. If 2 cards are linked the balance will reside on one card only – this is the card that must be present when the customer elects to redeem Bonus Bucks. No, the membership card must be presented in order receive the Bonus Bucks eligible for any given transaction.

The Gift Card does not work directly at the pump. The cardholder needs to present the card to the merchant and ask for an authorization on the card for a specific dollar amount. See similar questions...

Yes, but give your card to the station attendant and state exactly how much gas you want to purchase instead of swiping your card at the pump. See similar questions...

Yes. However you must give your card to the station attendant and state exactly how much you want to purchase. The BB&T Visa Gift Card cannot be used to pay at the pump. See similar questions...

You can use your Prepaid MasterCard® Card at any location or store that displays the MasterCard® logo. See similar questions...

Yes, but to pay at the pump you must have a $50 balance. If you don’t have a $50 balance your card will be declined. If you want to buy gas without a $50 balance, go inside and have the cashier enter the amount you would like to buy. See similar questions...

Yes, however you should be aware your Gift Card may not be accepted at automated gas pumps. You can pay for your gas purchase with the station attendant rather than swiping your card at the pump. Some merchants like hotels, restaurants and mail-order companies factor in an automatic tip or additional expenses when using Gift Cards. These merchants may require the card have an available balance greater than the purchase amount to ensure sufficient funds for tips or incidental expenses. See similar questions...

Yes, but you will need an available balance of at least $20. Also, it is important to remember if you use your prepaid card at a pump that does not require a PIN, the merchant may place a hold of up to $75 on the funds on your card. Only after the transaction settles will the difference between the hold amount and the transaction amount be released back onto your card. See similar questions...

There are currently over two dozen off-campus merchants who accept the Gull Card ( please check the list on the home page), and we are currently working on adding more merchants to that list. Currently all off-campus vendors are assessed 5% of their gross monthly sale. Super Markets and Gas Stations don't maintain a profit margin to support a 5% share. The University is reviewing the possibility of " Service Provider" contracts. See similar questions...

The gas card is located in the glove compartment. Please alert Community Car staff immediately if the card is missing. Drive into any major gas station and use it like a credit card. Your authorizing number is the four-digit number printed on the lower left-hand side of the card (it is NOT your Community Car ID or password). You must also enter the odometer reading. Please note that the card is blocked for purchases of all non-automotive products. See similar questions...

No. Because solo* does not have a magnetic strip, it cannot be swiped. The information on your solo* accessory can only be either scanned or entered manually. See similar questions...

We have a Maritime Energy credit card that can be used for the purchasing of gasoline, diesel and inside store merchandise at our store locations. The credit card offers the convenience of fueling up at our 9 Maritime Farms' locations, in store or pay at the pump service, security controls including pin numbers, calculation of vehicle miles/gallon, programmed discounts and assignment of cards to persons or vehicles. See similar questions...

Modern pump gas is pretty crappy stuff. It contains a load of oxygenizers, fuel injector cleaners, ethanol, ketones and other additives that can wreak havoc on a fiberglass tank. Even though we use a high-end aircraft quality vinylester sealer on all of our tanks, it is possible a reaction may occur between pump gas and the tank liner. See similar questions...

Yes, but the pressure must be very low (close to atmospheric). Pressure must not be high enough to effect the flowrate already set by the pump. See similar questions...

Yes, but only on a recurring basis. You will need to provide us with information for your Visa, MasterCard, or American Express credit card. We will then charge your bill to your account each month. We will accept a credit card for a one time only payment if you have received a shut off notice. There is a $4.95 fee for the transaction. Call us at 877.677.4355. See similar questions...

No. You may not incur debt while in bankruptcy and, as stated above, the credit card company will most likely close the account when they discover you are in bankruptcy. Yes. Your bankruptcy will only discharge the debts of creditors who are listed. If you neglect to include a creditor, your bankruptcy will not discharge that debt. Therefore, it is crucial that you include everyone you might owe, even if the debt is very old. See similar questions...

First, if you are not sure, consult with your physician. Just about everyone has had an infection at some point in their life. The signs of an infection are localized swelling, pain, redness, pus formation,red streaks and scab formation. There is usually evidence of n injury such asa cut or bite of some sort. Cellulitis, however is not as easy to identify, but is much more serious. See similar questions...

If there's something else you'd like to ask about ABREVA®, send us your question and we'll get back to you as soon as we can. See similar questions...

Manufactured gas plants existed from the early-1800s to the mid-1900s, prior to the development of natural gas systems, to convert coal, oil and water into gas for lighting city streets and heating homes. These plants produced byproducts such as coal tar, ash and cinders, and oils that may be present beneath these former gas plant sites. Holder stations were facilities at which manufactured gas (and later natural gas) was stored in tanks before it was distributed. See similar questions...