Member Offer: My Esso Card

I can't think of any Esso retailers near to where I live, so it would not be in regular use. However, it could provide a saving when touring on the small amount of fuel I sometimes have to take on board to get me to the next supermarket fuel retailer.

Also, do not set your heart on increasing your Tesco Points. Esso has announced a significant transformation to their fuel loyalty scheme. From next year the company will end their partnership with Tesco Clubcard and, instead, are to team up with Nectar.

Thinking about it, for myself I can't really see any point. The last time I filled up at anywhere other than a supermarket was several years ago. Also supermarkets occasionally have 10p or so off a litre if you spend £60 on groceries. So the very remote chance that I might utilise an Esso station, is not worth me parting with bank or credit card details to yet another organisation who might be hacked.

We use standard fuel so ours would be a small local saving of £3 or less on an occasional motorhome fill. We hardly bother with Tesco points, we'd possibly do better with Nectar but not a lot.

It's a case of doing the sums, if you're near an Esso garage and fill up vehicles frequently the only guarantee is a 1p per litre saving.

I can't think of any Esso retailers near to where I live, so it would not be in regular use.

Same boat as me, they are all Shell around here and what with an unclear special price I am judging  that the savings are not going to be any better than the local Supermarkets of which I have plenty to choose from. When out and about I just keep a eye out for the cheaper ones or pop into a supermarket garage.

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Every Friday, you will receive a text message from my esso fuel. The prices will be for the following week, however you have the option to either purchase before Monday or wait fro the new prices to kick in (depends which rate works our better for you. 

The weeks prices are the special rate for members and is the rate you will pay at ANY Esso station.

This weeks price is in fact CHEAPER THAN MY LOCAL ASDA GARAGE (one standard unleaded and standard Diesel) £1.19 v £1.21.

This is not always the case and depends on the location. 

Petrol prices are complex. It is the only place where most of the time you turn up without knowing the price.

It is a good feeling to know you will always make a saving.

Trouble is brue, unless you can find the current Esso Card rate, so as to compare it with supermarket prices, it is impossible to do any sums. Other than knowing you would get 1p off the Esso pump price. We have an Esso nearby and 1p would bring it nowhere near the local Tesco. I know the rate will vary week on week. However, giving customers access to the information before they sign up would be a better way to market it, in my opinion.

So can we get access to these rates and monitor them for a period before signing up. Or do we have to sign up first.

Ecommerce said:

I have saved 16 pence per liter during a period of 3 months. What's more my wife is happy with the Tesco club card points accumulated. It is definitely worth having the card on your person. I saved 12 pence per liter on a trip to Perth (return) 140 litres x 0.12 = £16.80 on one journey.

Seems to me like a goodish saving💷

Although you have to register a primary vehicle, you can use the card for ALL your vehicles.

We have been trialing this card for a few months now, and the 1p saving has never come into play.

We are aware that in a very few obscure Esso garages that may be cheaper on the pump price than the my Esso fuel card rate. This is why we wanted a guarantee a 1p saving. So YOU WILL ALWAYS SAVE.

Average savings on standard unleaded has been on average 10p per liter.

The beauty of this card is that it is free, no charges, no minimum use, no risk. 

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The special rate for each fuel type will be sent to your mobile by text each Friday.

This week the standard diesel pence per liter was £1.288, standard unleaded was £1.20.5.

New prices are sent each week and will vary.