You better take it all
Has everyone heard about this but me? Or is this just new?
http://www.mygallons.com/how_it_works.html
From what I've read in the past few minutes, you can buy however many gallons of gas for a set price. The price is determined by some kind of average of local pumps. And then you use a card they send you, and it subtracts however many gallons you pump from your account, which you already paid for at the earlier set price. So when gas keeps going up, you save the difference.
It reminds me of the Travis Barry, "If you could buy gas for the rest of your life for the price it is now would you? A dollar more would you?" type of problem.
I must admit, that's pretty cool. I wish I could have gotten in on that when gas was still around 2.75ish. If I had a grand or so to invest, I'd get the gas now and cackle when gas goes over 5 dollars. I'm looking for loopholes, but apparently the gas in your account never expires. So my lack of finding anything seemingly wrong with this program makes me not trust it.
Check it out for yourself. Inform me of your opinion.
http://www.mygallons.com/how_it_works.html
From what I've read in the past few minutes, you can buy however many gallons of gas for a set price. The price is determined by some kind of average of local pumps. And then you use a card they send you, and it subtracts however many gallons you pump from your account, which you already paid for at the earlier set price. So when gas keeps going up, you save the difference.
It reminds me of the Travis Barry, "If you could buy gas for the rest of your life for the price it is now would you? A dollar more would you?" type of problem.
I must admit, that's pretty cool. I wish I could have gotten in on that when gas was still around 2.75ish. If I had a grand or so to invest, I'd get the gas now and cackle when gas goes over 5 dollars. I'm looking for loopholes, but apparently the gas in your account never expires. So my lack of finding anything seemingly wrong with this program makes me not trust it.
Check it out for yourself. Inform me of your opinion.