Apr 4 2011, 01:53 AM
QUOTE(ronnie @ Mar 30 2011, 10:00 PM)
Places to use CC to reload TnG is little.... thus no point creating cash-only TnG Petrol Station listing, which would cover 99% of all stations
Spot on. I've tried asking many stations around the PJ and Shah Alam area as to credit card acceptance - all cash terms only so far.QUOTE(ck3lam @ Apr 4 2011, 12:23 AM)
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 +RM2.25 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.
Very admirable effort to list stations that accept credit cards for TnG reloads - I eagerly await positive reports.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 +RM2.25 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.
However, I have a feeling that operators of the stations reported here will wisen up once they realise the admin charges imposed by Visa/MC/AMEX and thereafter lecture their staff (if they haven't already asked them to decline payment by card). So enjoy it while it lasts!
The only possible exception is TnG Service Centre located inside fuel stations (as David83 said), for which I thank the guinea pigs here in advance
Anyway, this will probably only benefit OCBC Ti MC holders as it is unlikely that TnG SC accepts AMEX.As you correctly pointed out, too much trouble...to reload via the Zing method indicated above (even if it works, in the first place)!
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