Which is the Best Fuel Card?

Hi all  from Network City, in these tryin times in our game finding the best fuel card at the price is essential . What fuel card do you think is best ? and why ?   Cheers all.

<div>Their site isn't loading right now but apparently <a href="[link]" rel="nofollow" target="_new">[link]</a> are meant to be able to save you around 5-6p per litre.</div><div><br></div><div>Who is everyone else using at the moment?</div>

Fuel Genie. They even give you a sat-nav download. Tesco and Morrisons. Also my advice to find best prices around the country is call me and let me tell you on the day and at that moment. I have an account with a firm that shows cheap prices UK wide... all I need is the town where you are&nbsp;and who you like to buy from. As long as its your dime I am ok with that. [name]. [business]. [phone]. Ask for me and mention MTVan (been trading since 1989 so I do know and appreciate what you are going through). It is tough out there.

Hi,<br>I have been using a BP card for a short while (2 months) and being a cynical ex motorcycle mechanic (28 years) I thought there was very little difference between supermarket fuel and 'proper' fuel well I'm wrong! I have found that on a tankfull of supermarket fuel I'm getting between 50 and 100 miles less (bepending on lead foot!) the first time I noticed it I thought it was a fluke but it keeps happening, This would make the cheaper supermarket fuel more expensive if you charge out the difference!!<br>I think the supermarkets put more detergent in their fuel (it's cheap) and this will have an effect on engine longevity,<br>hope this helps,<br>[name] [name]<br>[business]    <br>

Fuel Cards? hmm that's a teaser, I have used a few in my time, but now I am with FUELLOGIC and to be honest I am not changing any time soon. My bills were running me £12 per 100m. I thought that was a bit much so went Cash for a week to see where the difference was. That venture cost me between  £15 &amp; £18 per 100m.<div><br></div><div>Then I joined up with these guys and now I am down to £9 per 100m<div>It works out at something like 9p per mile, I mean total Miles not plm,  So you can see why I am going know where yet.</div></div>

<p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt;" class="MsoNormal">Hi all, apologies we have been away from the forum for a while and it seems topic discussions are going well. Thank you all for the information we will take it on board and hope to network with you all soon.</p>

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Depends where you are in the country.<br><br>We have UK Fuels &amp; Diesel Direct but we rarely use them as they can't beat the supermarkets around here.<br><br>So we use Fuel Genie ([link]) you just pay the pump price at morrisons or tesco so cheap fuel and the convenience of a monthly bill.<br>

Red...thats the cheapest...lol

In regard to General fuel filling stations vs Supermarket filling stations<br><br>If there is a difference then why when you go past the oil terminals like kingsbury or grangemouth i see Tesco &amp; ASDA tankers in the same queue as BP Shell and esso waiting to be filled????<br>Just an observation<br>

Its all the same.....woteva anyone else tells you....Tesco etc can sell it cheaper cos they can...as for fuelcards...waste of dosh....you get 5p off a litre if you shops at tescos...the only good thing is fuelcards make accountin easier....but if you use a creditcard on everything courier related, then there's no advantage there either....<div><br></div><div>[name] ([business]) No Complications, No Excuses</div>

I know it's the same!<br>I used to use ASDA all the time  , Before i became a Phone monkey.<br><br>