Gas Prices - A Suggestion

[2MinsToPost]

I work for a large Grocery chain located here in the midwest and we offer something called fuel perks. I'll explain...... You sign up for a card, quite simply a card that costs you nothing. All you do is give some info and away you go. Every time you make a purchase at this companies stores, you have the clerk scan you card. The more you spend, the more money you can save off your gas purchases. For example, I save on average $1.00 a gallon on each of my fill ups, and I only have to fill up once a week. It is no different for employees. So, instead of $3.49 , I spend $2.49

Simply a suggestion.

Kroger. Why hide it?

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by 2MinsToPost

I work for a large Grocery chain located here in the midwest and we offer something called fuel perks. I'll explain...... You sign up for a card, quite simply a card that costs you nothing. All you do is give some info and away you go. Every time you make a purchase at this companies stores, you have the clerk scan you card. The more you spend, the more money you can save off your gas purchases. For example, I save on average $1.00 a gallon on each of my fill ups, and I only have to fill up once a week. It is no different for employees. So, instead of $3.49 , I spend $2.49

Simply a suggestion.

I wish we had Kroger in Orlando, but alas... we don't.

Publix rules the roost down here, but they don't have gasoline stations.

[timmgirvan]

That's a pretty good discount,Curt! Nothing close like that in Cali...Price Club and Costco have stations that offer discounts....but nothing like you're getting.

[NoChanceToDance]

If you all came over to England, you wouldn't be worried about fuel prices where you are. We pay over double what you do