Cut Your Gas Cost 20-50%

[Delca]

May 11th, 2008               http://viralurl.com/Delca/NaNo

The Midwest hits over $3.60 per gal for the first time in history this week and it would seem there is no going back.  No one in their right mind would want to miss the information about the gas station in their neighborhood, selling fuel at .40 cent per gal less than anywhere else, right? The good news is they don''t have to drive anywhere to find it. Yes, everyone wants relief at the pump and all we need to do is share the eeFuel®  story and let the product do the selling.  "The savings is in the bottle".

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Today the NanoTech Fuels corporate team is in LA California filming promotional materials for your eeFuel®  business.  With all of the complexities leading up to the launch coming together, management is actively producing marketing materials that will make sharing this amazing opportunity easier when we officially open for business.  At the same time we are preparing the new building, in house bottling and packaging machines, and last but not least, a state of the art customer service center. All of this to serve you and your team. If you are as half excited as we are, you will surely find your success with us and eeFuel® .


Remember to join us  for our opportunity call this evening, 6pm PST / 9PM EST…Folks remember, Join us and bring a guest tonight.

Dial in number:   347- 534 -1701
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*Oil and Water... Do They Mix?

Before we answer that question...did you know that it is common to have a measurable amount of water laying at the bottom of the fuel tank of most vehicles?

*Conventional science would dictate that it can''t be done, water and oil won''t mix. However, by leveraging our state of the art Nano technology, eeFuel®  has overcome the water and oil barrier by unleashing the water''s capability to enhance combustion.  The net result... a more complete and cleaner fuel burn, with less harmful emissions.  This saves you money at the pumps and gives better overall engine performance while reducing pollution.  It is truly a win-win  formula all the way around.