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Jim P. @ Jun 14th 2006 12:17AM
Ok guys (and gals too) I have one for you all. I have a customer who sells cars and on the side he is in this program where you can buy a membership for $300/year and you buy a $150 gas card every month(has discover logo on it, saw it) and it has a $200 limit on it. The card can only be used at gas stations, but he said you could buy anything at the gas station, not just gas with it.
It's a direct marketing program. Anyone familiar with this at all? He showed me 4 used cards he had in his wallet that he kept to show people that this is real. You get $50 a month in free gas (save 25%). Even with the membership amount figured in, you would still save $300 a year