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Just curious what other options there are in Brandon for Gas Rewards besides Canadian Tire and Petro Canada Petro Points. I don't think I have ever bought gas anywhere else before so other options are there in Brandon?

I get 10.5 cents back for every litre I purchase at Superstore. I'd say the $5 extra in my pocket every fill is worth more than other 'points' cards, but I also do my big family grocery shops at Superstore. You get 10.5c only if use their PC Mastercard, but you collect the points on there (at the same value) so I find the money builds up fast! And when you collect the points on the Mastercard (instead of opting for "Superbucks", which you can also do) they never expire like Superbucks do.  
 
 
 
Edited by MacBook, 2015-09-08 11:37:08

I also fill er up at superstore, no MasterCard though. I believe it is 5 cents a litre without the MasterCard, so comparable to Canadian tire.

MacBook said "I get 10.5 cents back for every litre I purchase at Superstore. I'd say the $5 extra in my pocket every fill is worth more than other 'points' cards, but I also do my big family grocery shops at Superstore. You get 10.5c only if use their PC Mastercard, but you collect the points on there (at the same value) so I find the money builds up fast! And when you collect the points on the Mastercard (instead of opting for "Superbucks", which you can also do) they never expire like Superbucks do.         Edited by MacBook, 2015-09-08 11:37:08"

You don't have to pay using MasterCard, you can also use a PC debit card and get the extra superbucks.

Classified said "    MacBook said "I get 10.5 cents back for every litre I purchase at Superstore. I'd say the $5 extra in my pocket every fill is worth more than other 'points' cards, but I also do my big family grocery shops at Superstore. You get 10.5c only if use their PC Mastercard, but you collect the points on there (at the same value) so I find the money builds up fast! And when you collect the points on the Mastercard (instead of opting for "Superbucks", which you can also do) they never expire like Superbucks do.         Edited by MacBook, 2015-09-08 11:37:08" You don't have to pay using MasterCard, you can also use a PC debit card and get the extra superbucks. "

How much do you have to spend to get 10.5 cents off?  
 
I know with Sobeys it varies on what you spend determines the Shell gas discount. We shop at Sobeys all the time so I use my westjet card for westjet bucks, have an airmiles to get the miles to convert back to cash, and if I used shell gas I would get the gas discount. 3 offers in one shot. Now I know my coworker uses shell so he gets my gas coupons.

Fishin Guy said "    Classified said "    MacBook said "I get 10.5 cents back for every litre I purchase at Superstore. I'd say the $5 extra in my pocket every fill is worth more than other 'points' cards, but I also do my big family grocery shops at Superstore. You get 10.5c only if use their PC Mastercard, but you collect the points on there (at the same value) so I find the money builds up fast! And when you collect the points on the Mastercard (instead of opting for "Superbucks", which you can also do) they never expire like Superbucks do.         Edited by MacBook, 2015-09-08 11:37:08" You don't have to pay using MasterCard, you can also use a PC debit card and get the extra superbucks. " How much do you have to spend to get 10.5 cents off?     I know with Sobeys it varies on what you spend determines the Shell gas discount. We shop at Sobeys all the time so I use my westjet card for westjet bucks, have an airmiles to get the miles to convert back to cash, and if I used shell gas I would get the gas discount. 3 offers in one shot. Now I know my coworker uses shell so he gets my gas coupons. "

No minimum. You get 4.5 (or maybe it's 5.5) cents a litre no matter what, and 10.5 if you use your PC Financial card (debit or credit). That's it. That's what I hated about Safeway... less of a reward, AND I needed to first spend a certain amount there before they'd give me the discount. Superstore is a flat rate, depending on your method of payment.

If you pay with your PC Mastercard or PC debit card, you get 10.5 cents per litre in PC points in Manitoba. There is no minimum, whether $5.00 or $150.00. PC Points can be used in store towards purchases, minimum $20.  
 
If you pay with any other form of payment (as far as I know), you get 3.5 cents per litre.  
 
I pay for pretty much everything with my PC Mastercard (which gets paid off completely every month) and I've had over $1,000.00 in PC points money. It can really add up.