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For that $1 off/gallon gasoline, you need to have spent $1000 on groceries. So if your fillup is 10 gallons and gas costs $3/gallon, you will have spent $1000 t
by taurath 7y ago
For that $1 off/gallon gasoline, you need to have spent $1000 on groceries. So if your fillup is 10 gallons and gas costs $3/gallon, you will have spent $1000 to save $10. You aren't likely to spend $1000 between each fillup.
- lozaning 7y agoIm not, but thats the glory of using (XXX)867-5309. Tons of people know to use that number when buying groceries, many less so when buying gas.
- OkGoDoIt 7y agoBut if you are using someone else’s phone number then maybe, especially if it’s a widely used generic number like in the grandparent comment.