Petrol price cycle
Submitted: Thursday, May 08, 2008 at 09:53
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Member - David P (VIC)
Just heard the bleeding obvious from Graham Samuel (ACCC) on 3LO this morning. Just in case you have been acting as the living dead here is his brilliant advise ....use your fuel discount dockets at the BOTTOM of the price cycle to get best value!!!! WOW I'm glad I tuned in, I would never have thought of that, but then I guess if I was paid over $200,000 pa I would probably have worked that out. Us mere tax-payers should be sssssooooooo grateful for his helpful advise. Makes you wonder if he thinks we are all brain dead....????.....silverback
Reply By: Member - Hairs Lawrence(NSW) - Thursday, May 08, 2008 at 19:16
Thursday, May 08, 2008 at 19:16
A lot of people rave about using your shopper dockets.
I may
shop at Woolies sometimes but I don't buy the
Caltex fuel at their outlets for two reasons.
1) If I were to fill up the old girl from dead empty, 140 litres, @ 4 cents a litre is only $5.60 or 3.43 litres @ 1.629 a litre.
Yeah right that's a huge saving. Now I'm not saying I'm flush with cash, but It's two stubbies at the local bottlO.
I know, how dare I compare things to beer, but hey it's all relevant.
And I would be lucky to use that much diesel in a fortnight. I realise some people would use 4_6 times that or more a week.
2) Call me crazy, but the old girl runs likes a bucking bronco on
Caltex diesel.
So what I might save in one hand I lose in the other because I don't get has many Km's per Litre.
Not happy 'Jan' to be paying 20-25 cents a litre more than Unleaded.
You know? the people that can change things won't, because they would not care if fuel was $3.00 or more a litre.
And what does the NRMA say, 'Drive around and find the cheapest fuel, yeah right I could use more than 5 litres finding cheaper.
That makes sense. :-~
Rant over.
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