AA smartfuel discount

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#162131 30-Jan-2015 09:37

so i went to fill up my car with petrol last night, redeeming all my AA accumulated discounts as they were expiring this month. no biggie, everything went well and got handed a entry stub for the free fuel competition BP is running.

now normally i wouldn't think twice about the receipt but last night while i was trying to figure out which receipt details goes where in the web competition form, i noticed something odd in the receipt. can anyone else see it, or am i dreaming?

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#1225137 30-Jan-2015 09:43

What is strange?

You had an accrued 34cpl discount, and then the 6c BP discount on top.

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#1225139 30-Jan-2015 09:44

I don't see it. What are you confused about?

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#1225148 30-Jan-2015 09:50

Your Smartfuel and AA discount only apply to the first 50 litres,

So that is why they total $20.00 not the actual 40 cents on the full 54 litres,

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#1225150 30-Jan-2015 09:52

As above. Looks fine for discount on 50ltrs of fuel.

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#1225153 30-Jan-2015 09:55

ah cool that would be where i had gone wrong in my calculations

. thanks wellygary that makes more sense now. i've set your reply as the answer.

i've never had a car with a fuel tank bigger than 50L, so it's never happened to me. next time i'll remember to fill up to a max of 50L.

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#1245290 23-Feb-2015 23:48

A side note, caltex also runs AA discount but generally have lower prices than BP :)