OnCue OKC Expansion

[MagzOK]

I swipe my OnCue rewards card first to earn points then use my Sams Mastercard and get 5% cash back. 5% is going to be more then 5 cents. At 2.50/gal that is 12.5 cents.

That's awesome. You an earn $0.15 per gallon off if you pair the Fuel Forward app with a Phillips 66 credit card.

[gjl]

I used to have a Phillips 66 card many years ago long before there were any OnCues. Then it seems all the 66 stations disappeared so I canceled it. I like the Sams CC for gas as it is 5% at any gas station and 3% on dining and Sams Club purchases. We use it exclusively for those three things.

[cinnamonjock]

You also get the discount if you connect it to your checking account

[Will Dearborn]

This location is right by my office. I had to stop going to OnCue on account of their prices for premium gas being so much higher than Casey's.

Other than specialty stations (like RS Fuels), OnCue has the highest quality fuel in the Metro. If you've got something that actually requires 91 octane, OnCue is worth the premium in price.

(This isn't a shot at you at all but I always scratch my head at people that own something that requires higher octane fuel but worry about the cost.)

[Jeepnokc]

I swipe my OnCue rewards card first to earn points then use my Sams Mastercard and get 5% cash back. 5% is going to be more then 5 cents. At 2.50/gal that is 12.5 cents.

You connect the Fuel Forward app to your Sam's MC. FF app is not a credit card or payment method.....it has to be connected to a credit card or bank account. I would think you get both as it is two different groups giving discount unless there is something in the terms that doesn't recognize FF as a gas charge. . Mine is connected to my AMEX and I get my credit card perks plus the discount. FF doesn't show on my AMX statement....it says On Cue.

[Midtowner]

Other than specialty stations (like RS Fuels), OnCue has the highest quality fuel in the Metro. If you've got something that actually requires 91 octane, OnCue is worth the premium in price.

(This isn't a shot at you at all but I always scratch my head at people that own something that requires higher octane fuel but worry about the cost.)

There's a difference between worrying about the cost and allowing yourself to be taken advantage of.

At any rate, I've since ditched gas powered cars except for when I have to drive out for an appearance in Guymon.