Front Line Responders: BP/Amoco Is Offering 50 Cents Off Per Gallon Of Gas On Your Next 2 Fill Ups!
First responders, doctors, nurses, and hospital workers can verify their status via the link above and get a code for 50 cents off per gallon on their next fill up at BP or Amoco.
Each user can request up to 2 discount codes.
- Discount codes may be redeemed for fuel purchases at participating BP and Amoco locations in the United States.
- Discount must be used in one transaction.
- Codes will remain available until a maximum value of one million dollars in cents per gallon discounts is reached.
- First Responders, Nurses, Doctors and Hospital workers have from April 2 – April 30th to claim their discount code
- All codes expire on 6/30/2020
Gas in Cleveland has dropped to as low as 89 cents per gallon. It’s unclear what will happen if BP gas falls below 50 cents per gallon 😉
Front line responders can also get free Starbucks Coffee, free Crocs, free Hertz Rentals in NYC, and a free stay at the Four Seasons NYC. Hatzalah members can also get free vitamin D.
If you know of other companies offering freebies to our amazing front line responders, please post a comment.
Nice of BP! Comes to a net of about 10-15 cents off when compared to the Shell or Mobil up the block from the BP.
I only fill up at BP when I get $10 off $25 from Amex.
Zeebrakids is offering discounts for first responders
They ask for your social security number and can’t proceed without it. GTFOH
AGREE — big pass.
Ive used Id.me in the past to verify my EMT status for other company discounts… Always good to be safe, but they are a well-known company for EMT verification for discounts
hard pass
Be careful. Collecting too much personal data.
New Jersey law prohibits ANY discount on gasoline. But Jersey girls don’t pump gas!
Hertz rentals only for doctors and nurses, does not include other front line responders such as paramedics, who have more advanced training than nurses and are picking up twice as many patients per shift than 5 weeks ago.
Under no circumstances paramedics have more advanced training than nurses and doctors; this is ridiculous
Thank you! That’s a lie!
.89 cents a gallon?! Must be a joke. Here in Brooklyn, the cheapest I found was $2.17 a gallon. We never get a break. We love to get beaten over the head with the highest prices on everything.
Thanks to you, we have seen an overwhelmingly positive response to our local heroes program, which so far has provided $1 million in fuel discounts to first responders, doctors, nurses and hospital workers. We are excited to announce that we’re extending this offer for a limited time.