Name: Anonymous 2006-10-31 19:43
Look at the price, whenever you go get gas next time. The price always has that little '9' next to it, meaning 9 thousandths of a dollar (or 9 tenths of a cent). For example, if gas is 2.25 where you live, look more closely, it's actually 2.259.
However, assume you get exactly 1 gallon of gas. You are charged 2.60, not 2.259. The gas station has cheated you.
One gallon may not be a big deal, but multiply it by the number of times you have filled up in a lifetime. Multiply that further by the number of times EVERYONE in America alone has filled up at the gas pump.
CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT FTW
However, assume you get exactly 1 gallon of gas. You are charged 2.60, not 2.259. The gas station has cheated you.
One gallon may not be a big deal, but multiply it by the number of times you have filled up in a lifetime. Multiply that further by the number of times EVERYONE in America alone has filled up at the gas pump.
CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT FTW