Fuel rewards $3 off/gallon 20 gallons

[yeshivabucher]

who is selling for $30

@EugeneV

[modechai]

Buying @30

[lakhataria]

Buying @ 30

[letav_aved]

Buying at $30

[Deal Guy]

It always was $30, until one day, inflation raised everything.

Thing is, inflation didn't really affect earning points at stop and shop.

So I don't know why some started charging $40 or $45.

[Mplace]

It always was $30, until one day, inflation raised everything.

Thing is, inflation didn't really affect earning points at stop and shop.

So I don't know why some started charging $40 or $45.

it actually did, if you are ready to put points in my account for $25 per 3k
PM me (assuming that retail should be 30 according to you)

[bznt]

Buying at $30

Pm sent

[haltkup]

selling $1.55 off for $18.
no WhatsApp

1 left expiring 1/11, can sell for $15

[Mplace]

For reference, paying $15 for a 1.55 is just like paying $45 for 3.05

[Deal Guy]

For reference, paying $15 for a 1.55 is just like paying $45 for 3.05

No. It's like paying $30

[myi]

No. It's like paying $30

If you're going to be filling up a complete 20 gallons then you would be saving an additional $10 by buying a fillup at $35.Vs at $15 for $1.55 off.

 We can do the math together.
 
Gas at the pump is $3.17 a gallon.

With the $1.55 off the gallon ($3.17-$1.55 we would get $1.62 per gallon.
Then × that by 20(as 20 is the max you can pump with one code.) $32.40 +$15=$47.40

Vs

$35 for 3.05 per gallon.

3.17-3.05= $0.12
$0.12 × 20= $2.40
$2.40+35= $37.40

   Hope my numbers are somewhat correct at this time of night.

[Mplace]

If you're going to be filling up a complete 20 gallons then you would be saving an additional $10 by buying a fillup at $35.Vs at $15 for $1.55 off.

 We can do the math together.
 
Gas at the pump is $3.17 a gallon.

With the $1.55 off the gallon ($3.17-$1.55 we would get $1.62 per gallon.
Then × that by 20(as 20 is the max you can pump with one code.) $32.40 +$15=$47.40

Vs

$35 for 3.05 per gallon.

3.17-3.05= $0.12
$0.12 × 20= $2.40
$2.40+35= $37.40

   Hope my numbers are somewhat correct at this time of night.

they are correct

But simply put
3.05 gets you $61 savings
1.55 gets you $31 savings

$31 - $15 (cost to use) = $16 profit
$61 - $16 (savings from 1.55 off) =$45 effective cost

[CountValentine]

For reference, paying $15 for a 1.55 is just like paying $45 for 3.05

How about the flip side?
Is selling 1.55 off for $15 the same as selling 3.05 off for $29.52?

[Mplace]

How about the flip side?
Is selling 1.55 off for $15 the same as selling 3.05 off for $29.52?

no

[phatmiles]

Selling fillups @ 28 each.
Prepayment required for those I did not work with in the past

[myi]

they are correct

But simply put
3.05 gets you $61 savings
1.55 gets you $31 savings

$31 - $15 (cost to use) = $16 profit
$61 - $16 (savings from 1.55 off) =$45 effective cost

I think your math is more complex.

[CountValentine]

no

Care to show the math?

[yeshivabucher]

Care to show the math?

technically speaking the cost to obtain 1.5k points is the same as a cost to get 3k so in theory it is the same on that regard but it's a much harder to sell due to less savings for the customer per gallon

[CountValentine]

technically speaking the cost to obtain 1.5k points is the same as a cost to get 3k so in theory it is the same on that regard but it's a much harder to sell due to less savings for the customer per gallon

We have the math for the buyer, and I am just asking for the seller math. My math shows a tad less than double, so I am open to see where I went wrong math wise.

[Mplace]

We have the math for the buyer, and I am just asking for the seller math. My math shows a tad less than double, so I am open to see where I went wrong math wise.

for the seller side? Yes
Selling 2 fillups 1.55 off for $15 or selling 1 fillup 3.05 off for $30 is technically the same
But 2 sales vrs one
But I don't get your question