Gas price Web sites see skyrocketing traffic
 

*Source: MSNBC (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18853919/)*
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The higher gasoline prices go, the more money business Web entrepreneur Jason Toewes makes.

He started an Internet site, GasBuddy.com, in 2000 to track daily gasoline prices using volunteers to e-mail what they find. "Hardly anybody ever used it," Toewes, of Brooklyn Park, Minn., recalled.

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