The Best-Kept Secret in this $1.6 Trillion Dollar Industry
As both a long-term investor and energy and infrastructure expert , I’ve seen my fair share of “get rich quick” schemes.
And I must admit, I was skeptical when I heard about this gas rebate program. But in the eleven months I spent researching this opportunity, I discovered that it is very real… and can be very profitable.
This Gas Rebate Program dates back to 1985 when gas prices spiked.
A gallon back then averaged $1.20. Inflation-adjusted that’s about $3.00 today.
It was the perfect time for government intervention.
So they passed legislation that required certain energy companies to distribute rebate checks to everyday people.
But over the years as gas prices retreated, people forgot about the program.
Even last year, when prices reached an all-time high, only a handful of Americans were turned on to this opportunity. As Marketwatch recently revealed, “Few people know about [the Gas Rebate Program]… but this is a great income generator.”
In 2008 alone, the program paid out $2.3 billion dollars.
And now that gas prices have retreated, it’s an even sweeter deal. The program is still paying at nearly the same levels as when gas was high. Meaning now you have more money leftover to do with as you please.
But time is of the essence…
The government has authorized the Gas Rebate Program to run until January 1, 2011.
That means there’s still time for you to make about $8,000 before the program is discontinued.
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Just take a look at what your checks can do for you.…
According to AAA, the average American last year spent $207.50 each month just to fill up their tanks.
As you’re about to see, you could make an easy $600 each month in Gas Rebates.
But where is all of this money coming from? How is this program funded?
You might be glad to know it’s not coming out of the pockets of taxpayers like you and me.
It’s coming straight out of the coffers of the very businesses that made a fortune off of booming energy prices.
Let’s take a closer look at one of them now…
