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TSD Cards and PIN numbers.
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Use the same numbers Charles, that’s what I did.
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Charles, why are you complaining? I thought you made Tam pump all the fuel.
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Saved $43 on 140 gal 9/6/19. No pin required at the pump at Loves in Sadieville, KY.
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All you folks that have a TSD fuel card that does not ask for a PIN and would want to add a PIN will want to email Joy at TSD to ask for a PIN to be added to your card.
Cards being issued now have a PIN included with them. Only older cards will have no PIN. I emailed Joy and it was done in no time flat.
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A slight difference between profit tools and tds. I use an account that I fund manually based on what I know there should be for activity. Profit tools was very good about pulling from my account the next business day. TDS is up to 5 business days. Just means I need to monitor that account a little closer, but the savings is much more even with their service charge per transaction, so it’s worth it.
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I’ve not gone more than 2 days without receiving an invoice unless there is a weekend involved. I’ve use it 5 times.
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My experience: used the card three times in last ten days. Never required a PIN number. Takes about 5 days to see the withdrawal from bank account. Have never received an email about transaction so far.
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I was nice receiving an email statement soon after filling, but if weekends were involved Profit would not send one until the following Monday.
But I never ever leave the pump unless I log every reading, including price of fuel at the pump, gallons, total pump price, date and location so if there is a problem receiving the report, I have the data.
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We smart phone people just take a picture at the pump. It’s never too late to upgrade your flip phone.
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We smart phone people just take a picture at the pump. It’s never too late to upgrade your flip phone.
And just like that, a new version of a flip phone magically appears!
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He’ll never go for it Andy, it’s not analog.
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Finally, the world is coming around to my way of thinking.
It won’t be long before I see a resurgence of manual transmission cars with no computerization. Gasoline powered of course, and it will have to be owner driven.
And for those of you who want to buy Tom’s bus when he finally breaks down and gets one with 2 slides (latest reports are global cooling has reached Hell) he will give you his smart phone with all the logs included.
If you buy my bus you get paper logs and you won’t have to run your fingers through a million photos to see what you are looking for.
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