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desertfam wrote: I have heard of something similar to this, it's called CFN (commercial fueling network). There is a station here in town. When my dad first got his diesel he went to inquire about it. You prepay a certain amount like $500 or more and leave a credit card on file. Not sure if there was a yearly fee for the membership. But I do see the CFN signs at other stops where trucks would get fuel.
Most a larger scale most utility and government prepay for there fuel a year in advance because of there budgets and most have there own fuel stations.
But yes this website and system looks fishy to me. The way I see it we're gonna screwed no matter what. We have and use CFN, which is nothing like the above. It is a way of joining forces and buying in volume, so generally the price is lower. I have bought diesel for as much as .35 cents below the local pump price through CFN and then have also had to pay within .01 cent of pump price, so it is a savings but can vary. Our account is set up for "all fuels" so we can fuel both MH and toad.
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Jim & Joan

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I'd run because the the site is registered by Domain By Proxy.
SCAM
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mtrumpet

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I figured as much. That's why I threw it out there. To see what anyone else might know about it.
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DUTCHSTARWEST

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Agree with the main man "Johnny T", beware of the day that the business goes out of business due to high fuel prices..
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mtrumpet

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Wow. He claims (in the article) that they already have 6,000 people signed up. Poor suckers.
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alcolby

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It's called commodity futures.
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mtrumpet wrote: Has anyone seen this one yet? It's a company that allows you to purchase your gas ahead of time, therefore locking it in at a certain price. I just found out about this so I don't know all of the details yet myself, but I thought it would be interesting to pass along.
Here's the link to the website:
mygallons.com
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LVJ58

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I don't think I would want to participate in any of those programs at this time.
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