There were a number of us (around 125) that purchased these blue "Save cash on gas" booklets for $24.95. The majority of us sent them in right away. Thinking WOW saving money on gas will be great.
Little did we know - sounds too good to be true.
I sent mine in during the last week in April. Finally my self addressed envelope came back to me July 2nd. Only the contents were not what I sent away for.
In my envelope I received a card that says "As Good As Gold". On the back there were directions to go to a web site "tryitforgas.com" and sign up. Not knowing what I was doing I did this. After you sign up then you fill out surveys and sign up for little trials then get a $10 gas voucher. Also in the envelope was another red booklet to save on gas, hotels, air fare, resturaunts etc. Again Not what I sent away for.
I tried to call the number on the booklet and got a recording. So I got a hold of the actually person who sold us the booklets. He then was able to get in contact, after hours of trying, with Family Marketing.
We were told Family Marketing was going to send us the real gas cards we sent away for at the beginning of the next week - July 9th. How they would know all the addresses (since we mail in a self-addressed envelope) was beyond me.
Well it is July 22nd. Not one of the 125 purchasers have received a legit gas card.
I have seen and heard poeple talking this promotion up please just remember... When something is too good to be true - think again.
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