Global Gas Card

[1slowS13]

Its not the first time where friends have come up to me telling me about these things..


Also, with a light research; it is said that Eric Dalius is the founder of Global Gas Card. A man who does not really have the cleanest slate when it comes to companies like these.

I live in Las Vegas, where it is supposed to be launched from, so I'm hearing about it quite often.

/Discuss

[Infamax]

What?

Do you Have any links to what you're talking about?

[Gnnr]

I don't know WTF you're talking about, but I'll take a random shot at it. OPEC owns your balls and anything claiming to give you a discounted rate is a scam.

[1slowS13]

"official" website > Global Gas Card - Save on Gas, Earn Cash! (http://www.globalgascard.com/index.asp)

you can find popular discussions on scam.com & mlmwatchdog.com

[xpertsnowcarver]

Okay so... What I understand is....

You pay $150 + $10.
Within a week, you need to buy at least $50 in gas. After which, you get a $5 reward.
You can claim get your reward money after you accumulate $50 in reward money.

At the end it claims that you will earn up to $260 a year in rewards...

Lets see.... $5 x 52 weeks = $260... But you paid $160 for the membership in the first place... So $100 rewarded minus any hidden/convenience fees... Sounds like a hassle to me to save one maybe two weeks worth of fuel. Its not worth 9-10 months of rewards to get your money back and 2-3 months of actually getting some money back.
Seems like they are just banking on your commitment to the program. I'm sure a lot of people start in on this, then give up half way through, and GGC just gets free money. Sucks to be the 13k people that signed up for this...

[1ZlowZ]

I pump 50$ on gas a week on a good week, usually around 80-100$ a week, I could maybe benefit from this...

[ayuaddict]

I pump 50$ on gas a week on a good week, usually around 80-100$ a week, I could maybe benefit from this...

You will get a $260 "rebate" at the end of the year according to them ($160 of which is your own money coming back), perhaps you could benefit but it may be wise to check up on any hidden fees/charges as xpertsnowcarver said.

It just sounds like a way for the company to have your $160 for a year, make money off that and then return it plus $100 in "interest" to you, not much different from a bank except for the whole credibility factor.

[axiomatik]

You will get a $260 "rebate" at the end of the year according to them ($160 of which is your own money coming back), perhaps you could benefit but it may be wise to check up on any hidden fees/charges as xpertsnowcarver said.

It just sounds like a way for the company to have your $160 for a year, make money off that and then return it plus $100 in "interest" to you, not much different from a bank except for the whole credibility factor.

Better than that, anyone who drops out or forgets loses their original $160, so they get to keep it all.

[godrifttoday]

And!!! U are lending them money at basically no interest rate... So they make more money