cev
17-08-2006, 02:00 PM
http://www.citibank.com.au/bp/
Just thought I would pass the link on to anyone who might be spending a lot on their fuel.
Its an annual fee of $79 and of course the main thing is that you get 5% off fuel and purchases at BP.
You also get a $50 pre-paid card when you start up.
I dont really pour weekly so I cant save that much but if you were to pur every week say $75, in the month thats $300 (rebates are limited to the first $300 per statement month anyways), you would save $15. So really the maximum you can save a year is $180. Minus the $79 fee and thats $101 for the year saving. Add in the first year the bonus $50 card and were at $151.
You also save 1% on purchases anywhere else but how annoying and tedious would it be to do the paperwork for a 1% rebate form on something you bought for a $100!
Later on BP and Citibank will apparently offer you better offers with BP fuel and etc. It would be nice to get one now and maybe see a higher discount later on or more frequent pre-paid cars given out.
There's no rewards or frequent flyer package with this card.
Not much of a saving when you do the maths but just thought id point it out to whoever may be interested and no I dont work for BP or for Citibank!
Cheers.
Just thought I would pass the link on to anyone who might be spending a lot on their fuel.
Its an annual fee of $79 and of course the main thing is that you get 5% off fuel and purchases at BP.
You also get a $50 pre-paid card when you start up.
I dont really pour weekly so I cant save that much but if you were to pur every week say $75, in the month thats $300 (rebates are limited to the first $300 per statement month anyways), you would save $15. So really the maximum you can save a year is $180. Minus the $79 fee and thats $101 for the year saving. Add in the first year the bonus $50 card and were at $151.
You also save 1% on purchases anywhere else but how annoying and tedious would it be to do the paperwork for a 1% rebate form on something you bought for a $100!
Later on BP and Citibank will apparently offer you better offers with BP fuel and etc. It would be nice to get one now and maybe see a higher discount later on or more frequent pre-paid cars given out.
There's no rewards or frequent flyer package with this card.
Not much of a saving when you do the maths but just thought id point it out to whoever may be interested and no I dont work for BP or for Citibank!
Cheers.