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Sun 7 May, 2006 12:26 pm
Quote:First Fuel Banks bills itself as the only retailer in the country where customers can buy gasoline for the future and hedge against rising prices. It advertises no service charge and no storage charge, just a $1 lifetime membership fee.
Altrichter said one of his neighbors got in at First Fuel Banks several years ago and is now is withdrawing from a reserve that cost him 99 cents a gallon. "How about that!" he said.
Both people and businesses buy gas from the company, which has six stations in and around this central Minnesota city. The city of St. Cloud fills its fleet of cars at the company's stations.
http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/05/07/D8HF27RO0.html
You know what they say about "building a better mouse trap." What a marvelous idea!
The same is being offered here for natural gas for home heating.
I did that with my natural gas contract about 5 or 6 years ago.
The company I work for offers a similar service for truckers.