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Old 11-12-2013, 09:02 AM   #41
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Where do you carry your drivers license?
I asked the same general question in post#28 regarding his statement that nothing in his wallet has his ZIP code on it.
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Old 11-12-2013, 09:24 AM   #43
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Whatever works for him.
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Old 11-12-2013, 09:26 AM   #44
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And it's funny how with my truck or camper they pump it, but with a motorcycle/scooter you have to pump your own.
I would NOT want anyone else pumping gas into my motorcycle tank.
I use my handkerchief to wipe off even the slightest drop and I've seen
those guys dribble from the nozzle all the way back to the pump!
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Old 11-12-2013, 09:27 AM   #45
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I asked the same general question in post#28 regarding his statement that nothing in his wallet has his ZIP code on it.
Geeze a guy makes ONE mistake and you never let it go.....
So there is something in there with my zip code. Sorry!!
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I would NOT want anyone else pumping gas into my motorcycle tank.
I use my handkerchief to wipe off even the slightest drop and I've seen
those guys dribble from the nozzle all the way back to the pump!
We always use the blue paper towels that they use for the windows and hold it under the nozzle.
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I always thought asking for a ZIP code when using a credit card to buy gas was for security and it may be some places. My wife said it was for marketing surveys so I have tried other codes and so it has taken whatever I put in no problem. For Canadians who don't have zip codes I would recommend trying 12345 as it is a valid code for NY.
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Geeze a guy makes ONE mistake and you never let it go...
Now that in itself is funny!
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I always thought asking for a ZIP code when using a credit card to buy gas was for security and it may be some places. My wife said it was for marketing surveys so I have tried other codes and so it has taken whatever I put in no problem.
Really? Interesting- I'm going to have to try it.
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I always thought asking for a ZIP code when using a credit card to buy gas was for security and it may be some places. My wife said it was for marketing surveys so I have tried other codes and so it has taken whatever I put in no problem. For Canadians who don't have zip codes I would recommend trying 12345 as it is a valid code for NY.

As a Canadian ,I use that zip code for everything, even when I'm researching online.
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Old 11-12-2013, 03:02 PM   #51
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I always thought asking for a ZIP code when using a credit card to buy gas was for security and it may be some places. My wife said it was for marketing surveys so I have tried other codes and so it has taken whatever I put in no problem. For Canadians who don't have zip codes I would recommend trying 12345 as it is a valid code for NY.
I'm not an expert in credit card security procedures,but I don't see how asking for your ZIP code before pumping fuel can be an effective security measure.

Think about it - if you go to any establishment and buy anything,you get a receipt that has,among other things,the ZIP code on it. You get a receipt whether you purchase anything with either a stolen credit card or cash.

So assuming you go to a Walmart,buy a loaf of bread and then go get fuel at the Murphy's. The ZIP code is on the receipt and there you go.
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I thought the zip code was supposed to match up with the billing address of the card holder. At least that's how some e-commerce systems worked a few years back when I was writing them.

I have never taken notice, but I didn't think the cardholder's zip code was printed on the receipt.
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Gas is $3.01 today!! I can fill my truck without going over the $75 limit!
And when you get your wallet out to pay for your gas, check your DL for your ZIP code.
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Gas is $3.01 today!! I can fill my truck without going over the $75 limit!
2.74 for regular and 2.94 for premium here today.

3.64 for diesel.
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2.74 for regular and 2.94 for premium here today.

3.64 for diesel.
I hope you feel bad about buying that cheap gas. It's worth way more than that here in neighbourhood. $1.33 /L
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Calif has a $125 limit. (Gas prices are higher here)..

But the way around it is to go into the store, hand your card to the cashier and ask them to turn on the pump....

(Then there is no set spending limit)

Then you can pump all you need, and sign for it when you go back in.

I've done this all across the country.

It works everywhere I've been.
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There was one station in Vegas that had a $100 limit a couple of years ago.
It sat on the Boulder Hwy.


Thought it was a pain, stopped out of town on the way back home at a truck stop on I-15.
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And when you get your wallet out to pay for your gas, check your DL for your ZIP code.
Clears that question up.
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Clears that question up.
Your real name is Nick Sample? Are you related to Mary Sample from the health card department?
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