fas REWARDS — 2% in Store, One Cent a Gallon

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How it works

1. Divide before you judge the earn rate

   Ten points a dollar sounds generous. $1.00 over 500 points makes a point $0.002, so those ten points are two cents. The headline number and the value move in opposite directions.

2. Treat fuel and groceries as two different programmes

   In store the return tracks spending. At the pump it does not. Five points a gallon is a cent a gallon at any price, so the percentage back falls as fuel gets dearer.

3. Reach 500 points before expecting anything

   Nothing converts below the threshold. A balance sits as points, and only at 500 do they become $1.00 of fas BUCKS that can be spent.

4. Keep the account active inside 90 days

   A 90-day inactivity wipe applies. Somebody who fills up twice a year and buys nothing in between can lose an entire balance without a single transaction going wrong.

5. Use the web form, because there is no line to call

   No telephone number appears anywhere on the fas REWARDS site. A JotForm address is the whole of it, so write the account email and the store into the form.

If something goes wrong

What’s fixed, and what actually varies

The earn side is published twice, once for the shop and once for the pump. What changes is which you mostly use.

How compares

Two fuel programmes and one restaurant programme. Headline points per dollar ranks them wrongly; dividing ranks them rightly.

Each figure is divided out of that programme's own published earn and redemption wording, read on 8 September 2026.

Two programmes here advertise the same ten points per dollar and pay twice as differently. Pizza Ranch advertises a tenth as many points and pays twenty-five times as much per point, or two and a half times on every dollar spent.

Ten points a dollar, two cents back, and nobody to ring

Both halves of the sum are published, which makes fas REWARDS one of the easier programmes on this hub to price. Members "Earn 10 fas REWARDS points for every $1 you spend in store on eligible items". Rewards unlock at 500 points, and 500 points become $1.00 in fas BUCKS. Divide: $1.00 over 500 points is $0.002 a point. Ten of those per dollar spent is two cents, so the shop side returns 2%.

The pump side works differently, and this is where readers get caught. Members "Earn 5 fas REWARDS points for every gallon of fuel you purchase". Five points at 0.2 cents is one cent a gallon. Not one cent per dollar of fuel. A cent per gallon, fixed, regardless of what the pump is charging. On a $3.00 gallon that works out at 0.33% back, roughly a sixth of the in-store rate, and it gets worse every time fuel gets more expensive. The site caps the fuel benefit at "Up to 20 gallons" too.

Then the second currency. These are not interchangeable words for one thing, whatever the account screen looks like at a glance. A point accumulates and cannot be spent. fas BUCKS are what a member redeems, and nothing converts below the 500-point line. Somebody sitting on 480 points has nothing.

A 90-day inactivity wipe sits over all of it. Three months of no transactions clears the balance, which is aggressive for a programme built around fuel stops a driver may take elsewhere for a season.

The last finding is an absence. GPM publishes no telephone number for fas REWARDS anywhere on the site. Support runs through a JotForm web form and nothing else. That matters twice. A member with a missing balance has no queue to join, and any phone number circulating for this programme came from somewhere other than the company behind it. The operator's address is published, at 8565 Magellan Pkwy, Suite 400, Richmond, VA 23227, so the silence on telephony looks like a choice.

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