MyGallons - Tomorrow's Gas/Today's Prices

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That's funny, someone at work sent this around literally 10 minutes ago.
[this is good]

This is a great deal. I just shared your post with literally everyone in my email address book. I want to help them save as much money on fuel as they can.. Thanks a bunch for sharing this!

I think its a great idea...but I also think you have to be fairly well off to buy enough gallons for this to really save you money. I would think you'd want to buy a few hundred gallons and then just hold them for a few months (or wait til this time next year) before you use them. I can't swing it but I hope others can...like truckers!

I agree.. my idea was to buy $100 here and $100 there to stockpile it.. like you said.. use it this time next year.. although I emailed them a question and got a generic answer back - look in our FAQ's.. which I had already done.

I am not sure truckers can use it though.. I am not sure it covers Diesel.. I did not look into that aspect. But it is definitely a good idea.

You know, this is essentially investing in futures in some senses... And that tends to drive prices up even more. I don't know if I should take this thing as a positive or a negative in the long run.

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