It's confirmed that Esso, Shell Juru heading South do not accept TNG reload using CC. Really difficult to find stations that accept CC for TNG reload, Amex even harder.

I have another idea of using cc to reload TNG in mind, which is link the Zing card to M2 Amex (Theoretically it is allowed, haven't tried yet).

Each auto reload will be RM100.

Pass toll during weekdays (below RM50 balance):
- Auto reload charge RM2.00
- 5x treatpoints, which is equivalent to RM2.50
NET = +RM0.50

This translates to +RM0.25 for each RM50 reload.

Pass toll during weekend (below RM50 balance):
- Auto reload charge RM2.00
- 5x treatpoints, which is equivalent to RM2.50
- 5% cashback, RM5
NET = +RM5.50
This translates to +RM2.75 for each RM50 reload.

Less hassle as it reloads automatically but the driver needs to be very alert with the balance and take full benefits during weekend.

This post has been edited by ck3lam: Apr 29 2011, 10:40 PM

The TNG SC inside Esso also not accepting card.

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Added on April 4, 2011, 8:31 pmWell, I guess for those not staying near to those 'specific' gas station, perhaps this is the better way.

This post has been edited by ck3lam: Apr 4 2011, 08:36 PM

I have successfully linked my previous Zing card to M2 Amex without any additional charges, less hassle. If you have smart tag, much easier to control as you can see the balance.

Auto reload using M2 Amex

See my calculation, the max you can get is RM7.5-RM2 = RM5.50 rebate (M2 Amex) for RM100 reload compare to OCBC Ti where the max you can get is RM5 assuming no reload charges for RM100. Some stations even charge you 3% for using cc.
No hassle to go to specific petrol station. My suggestion is just alternative for those users who are holding M2 Amex and not staying nearby these specific petrol stations.

It's also convenient but I don't think you get any rebate from it.
With that method I mention you can get equivalent of 5.5% rebate.

This post has been edited by ck3lam: Apr 29 2011, 10:51 PM

That's maximum.
or minimum 0.5% rebate.