BP Visa Credit Card
from Chase
Featured FiDeal
10% Intro Cash Back on Gas
Never thought of using a specific credit card just for gasoline purchases? Think again. The BP Visa Rewards from Chase offers 10% introductory rebates on BP and Amoco fuel and 5% thereafter. With the price of gas on an endless upward trajectory throughout the United States, BP and Chase are willing to give up more to get you in your car.
Get a BP Visa from Chase for... one of the highest rebate gas credit cards.
Imagine that, BP – formerly British Petroleum, now assimilated to BP – is willing to pay you more to fill up. But the card’s benefits don’t stop there. The BP Visa Rewards from Chase offers a 2% rebate on travel and dining (excluding fast food) and 1% on all other purchases. With no annual fee, the card is among the best overall rebate cards in the market.
The usual caveats apply. Carry a balance and that great rebate goes whoosh – right back to the bank – in the form of high interest rates. Someone has to pay for such a great program, just don’t let it be you.
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Earn 5 percent rebates at all BP locations, 2 percent rebates on eligible travel and dining purchases and 1 percent rebates on all other purchases. No annual fee or bonus, but a good deal if you're constantly refueling.
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I was a cardmember since 1983 -- that is, until November, when I was summarily informed that my account was closed due to it being used in a business capacity. While I did purchase things for the company I worked for, I do not own a business; moreover, as I had two other active authorized users on my account, it was only reasonable there should be myriad purchases. But I never went over my cr…edit limit, paid off the balance in full every month and was a very responsible user of my BP VISA card. And for such behavior the company saw fit to cancel over $1,060 of earned rewards. When I questioned these actions, I was informed that I'd received a notice about all this; I don't believe I ever have. It certainly wasn't anything I was reminded about at the company web site, through which I would view my statement and pay my bill.
Truly, this company is the worst with which I've ever associated myself. I am so disappointed and angry that I sincerely hope some kind of class action suit can occur from such egregious behavior.
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Very disappointed in the card. False advertisement. Closed account for no reason. Yep, Tennessee Joe, Christmas could have been nice for our family; an early stimulus check; a savings of $1660.60 to the penny; am I missing something here? Weren't we supposed to use the card? I will keep bugging them until they have their day in court.
As for BeachBum900, you are 100% legally correct AS my "legal team" has ALREADY pointed out that BP started "preying" upon you BEFORE "supposedly" canceling AND continued AFTER "supposedly" being canceled.
The "teaser", low-APR checks that were sent to you (2) months in a row, luckily I kept, and SHOW in "black and white" that THEIR mktg. dept. sent you these "offers" both before AND after "s…upposed" cancellation. Seems ILLEGAL, but the COURTS can figure it out
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Chase cancelled my credit card, without notifying me, because I did not use it. They then sent me an offer to write checks on the account. Then they had the b**ls to dishoner the checks because they said my account was closed. Are they all crazy or just panicked?
My wife and I have used the BP Chase Visa for about 14 months now and never had a problem. We pay in full each month. When gas prices were high, we were spending around $400 per month on BP gas and never heard from the company. At that time, saving 20 cents per gallon was nice! We cash out our rewards every 6 months to prevent them from getting too high, and the check is always welcome!
I love my BP visa credit card! The 5% gas rebate is a great reward. I've never had any problems with this card and I've had it for over 10 years. I pay my bill early or on time every month. I just received a letter notifying me that my line of credit has been increased. No complaints about that!
Stay away from this card. They do not want responsible customers that pay in full each month and on time. They cancelled my card and I violated my Chase Card Member Agreement, BULLSH#$. They also refuse to redeem by $175 in rebates. Very Poor customer service and terrible company. STAY AWAY FROM CHASE. I will be closing all my Chase accounts including my home mortgage, even if it cost me more …money.
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Had card cancelled too, without the letter. Just went to pay for fuel and card wouldn;t work, good thing I had another card since I was out of town. When I called they said that we used for business. We have three trucks and a car, boat, 2 dirtbikes, four wheeler and a tractor, yes we use alot of fuel. We have four drivers in our family, I agree they don't want to pay out the rebates, I thin…k they are in trouble.
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I have had a Chase BP card for the last years. My spouse and I both commute 60 miles round trip for work so the 5% gas rebate is a great bonus over paying cash. I have never ever had a problem with Chase BP credit card. We always pay early and in full.
I WILL NEVER USE BP OR CHASE AGAIN. My card was also cancelled. I was never later and paid my bill in full every month. They said I was using my card to much. They just did not want to pay the money out. They should have put a cap on this card instead of canceling it.
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