but mostly the cashier will just reluctant to do this though. They will simply ask you to swipe outside. 

Alright, at the pump stations, you can either pay cash at the counter or you swipe your credit card at the fuel pump.

I wish to opt for the latter option. And I wish to select a fixed amount to pump. Say, RM40.
I think this is doable, considering you'd have buttons next to the credit card slot.
However, can anyone, enlighten us on how to use it ?

Ok another question, if TS don't mind me interjecting your thread LOL.

I am not sure if you all are aware of this or not.
When we use our CC at the CC machine at the pump, why does our card got charged RM200 for 8 days per transaction, then later after the 8 days have passed, Rm200 is credited back to our cc?

Example:

You fill in RM50 fuel for full tank.
Then you got charged RM200 for 8 days.

You fill in Rm5 fuel for motorbike also, kena charged RM200 for 8 days, then the credit released back.

Now my question is:

What's the main reason banks do this kind of faggotory?? 
Why not just the exact RM50  or RM5 for the fuel we fill in and no "temporary" charged for certain amount of days.

Can someone explain?

thanks.

shell pump right? 

their standard practice, only shell prints it out. the rest no show although happen just the same

shell pump right? 

their standard practice, only shell prints it out. the rest no show although happen just the same

Is it?? But i never see such charge in the credit card statement?? So i guess it's internally done and the thing cancelled out hence not shown?

Because the system always needs to know the charge amount before approving the charge, and since you havent started refuel, there is no way the system can know how much you are gonna charge.

So what the system does, is to use RM200 as the amount to run the approval process. Once it is approved, the RM200 will be entered into the unbilled amount on your account.

As to why it take 8 days, I guess it's just how long it takes to reverse the balance.

Alright, at the pump stations, you can either pay cash at the counter or you swipe your credit card at the fuel pump.

I wish to opt for the latter option. And I wish to select a fixed amount to pump. Say, RM40.
I think this is doable, considering you'd have buttons next to the credit card slot.
However, can anyone, enlighten us on how to use it ?

Old post, but this kind of system concept
is ridiculous.