Pilot: myRewards

Trying to find a parking spot at night and sometimes in the day and got to pay for it don’t make sense if the Love’s don’t charge why do you? To me that’s been greedy we work for you and everyone else in the USA that’s not right I understand things in the store and fuel going up but charge Drivers for parking that’s not right and most parking lots got holes and trash in it you are not making it bigger if you do it will have more pay parking....I am just “1” Truck Driver so I know this don’t mean nothing to you, yes I Fuel and buy somethings at your store but I Sleep at the Love’s it’s FREE I am very appreciate the fuel points but come on have you forgot who made you as big as you are IF YOU GOT IT A TRUCK DRIVER BROUGHT IT TO YOU 🚛🚚😊🙃😇.... Thank You for your time.

First and foremost, there needs to be a “contact us about this store” feature like the Love’s app that sends a message to both the store and corporate. I don’t always want to speak to a manager, and I would feel better knowing a team at corporate is following up on the resolution to reported problems. If the messaging system were built into the app, you could preload it with certain topics (maintenance, cleanliness, food, parking, staff, other, etc.) and respond directly to drivers about the progress of the reported issue. It goes a long way when people feel heard and see results. I have encountered stores which have Reserve parking, but it doesn’t appear in the app. I have also been to a location that the app says has the enhanced WiFi experience, but it doesn’t. When I asked the store, the manager knew about the problem but the information in the app hasn’t been corrected. I called the main customer service number, but hung up after waiting on hold too long. For a few months, the app has said I have one notification, but nothing is indicated once inside the app. I have navigated to every page and even deleted and reinstalled the app and the “1” notification is still there. This is on an iPhone 6S Plus, latest iOS (currently 12.1), and latest myPilot app (currently 4.2.0).

ask user to change the rating

Update***since my last update I have tried a couple other major credit cards. One card worked all others did not. Mastercards were not recognized at all. I tried visa and mastercards. Update***Well, I have emailed them and they said that they are not accepting major credit cards yet. I was told it would be available end of September. It’s October 1 now. Thought maybe it was fixed in this last update but nope. Not to mention, it clearly states in the “FAQ” section of the my wallet section of their app that major credit cards can be entered. Like I said, it’s worse to offer an app that promises big but delivers little. Always under promise and over deliver because it makes me not want to use this company anymore. I’ve been trying and trying to enter in other payment cards and it keeps telling me the same thing, trouble communicating with the server. Been going on for a long time now, there have been 3 or so updates and it’s still dong it. Either get serious about this app or abandon it and remove it. I’d rather not have an app at all than have one that’s half hearted.

response required

While most technology advances help the general population, it isn’t true with everyone or everything. Leave it to Pilot to screw something else up like they usually do. I can’t believe how much longer it takes to input all the information requested into the app in order to get the pump started. Granted, it’s faster and easier than the old way when you had to go inside to fuel desk first. It is still usually faster to swipe your card at the pump and input information into prompts on pump display. Using it to reserve a shower is nice, when it works. I’ve found many locations that say “5 drivers waiting” so I decide to shower in the morning only to go inside to use restroom and the screen says “2 showers available, no wait”. I’ve reported this on a couple occasions to PFJ app support and they already knew about it. They are working on the problem.

response required

One can tell that this app was designed by a developer without any input from everyday users. The app is not the least bit intuitive. For instance, on my very first use, I launched the app, then clicked on “fuel”. It listed my rewards membership number followed by three dots. I entered that rewards number at the gas pump and the pump would not accept it. That is because the three trailing dots meant there were additional numbers not showing, yet there was no way to expand the screen or tap on the number to get the full membership number. Very illogical and stupid. That is just one example of the ignorance driven app design. Flying J needs to assemble a user’s group to obtain valuable customer input/feedback. Apps are supposed to work for the customer. With this app, I have to work hard for it. Ridiculous. Back to the drawing board guys!