Shouldn’t be called rewards – Exxon Mobil Rewards+ Review

The app without a doubt expedites the process at the pump. However, just about everywhere in the US, stations charge an average of $.07 a gallon more for credit purchase. If you’re in New York like I am, then it’s .$10 more. I’m a small business owner that saw the rewards program offered through the app and figured I would give it a try because gas is a large expense for my business. I linked the app with my company bank card thinking that I would be avoiding the credit card charge, Unfortunately, after about a week and $500.00 in fill ups, I realized looking at the pump that I was being charged as a credit card purchase. Upon discovering this I went to the clerk at the station who told me I needed to contact the assistant number for the app. After explaining the situation to the women on the app contact number, she told me that she could not help and transferred me to corporate customer service. This was another dead end. I spent an hour and a half on the phone throughout this whole process and was told that by Tuesday I would have a response from corporate. This was almost a week ago and I still have heard nothing. My business is based on numbers so here they are: Where I live and fill up my tank Exxon mobile is the most expensive gas provider by about $.05/gallons, then add in another $.10 for credit. So every time I fill my diesel which is over 30 gallons to fill, with that said for the the convenience of saving roughly 20 seconds at the pump I’m paying a premium of $6 more per fill up. The rewards just aren’t rewards.
Review by horsehead80 on Exxon Mobil Rewards+.