Fuel Prices

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6feetdown

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and last week they emailed me to say ,seen as you havnt bought much they knocked 0.5 p a litre off ?
i buy around 3 to 4 hundred litres a month ,not much so i dont understand the priceing structure? does anyone ?
Yes fleece whoever they can
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Just smashed another £150 into the disco today… hardly going down much is it!!
put 56 quid in the Golf thursday afternoon .. gauge showing 3/4 when I started :( ... used to nigh on fill it for that from a quarter ... Pam off to Plymouth yesterday afternoon and she'll leave with it under half :rolleyes::mad:..... fine unless you hit traffic, which she did at Gordano and Taunton .... miles of it .... put her journey time up to just over 4 hrs, instead of the usual 2.5 :(
 
craig

craig

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Applegreen 139.47ppl up from last week :(
Esso 140.16ppl
Shell 140.23ppl
UKF or Fastfuel, not sure again because of their stupid text 140.26ppl
Prices generally down except for Applegereen going up🙄
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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Back down at lowest price since April after consulting spreadsheet 🧐🧐.
Any predictions?
 
craig

craig

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W/C 3/9

UKF 143.39ppl
FastFuel 143.97ppl
Applegreen 141.99ppl
Shell 143.38ppl
Esso 143.30ppl

AdBlue is one to watch if you use it, I don't go through it very quickly, so just buy 100l at a time (5x20l) as this is the first price break point, usually cheaper than pump but more than bulk. Last lot 164.95ppl
 
R

rossandson

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Prices going up a little next week.
UKF - 145.80
Keyfuels - 143.9
AppleGreen - 142.59
 
craig

craig

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Here we go again :cry:

FUEL PRICE UPDATE

I just wanted to advise you of the price rise we’re anticipating that will take effect on Sunday 9th October 23.59 (Esso – Friday 7th October 23.59).

When your next weekly price becomes applicable the cost of fuel is likely to increase by around 5p per litre – of course we can’t predict with any certainty what will happen over the next few days but unfortunately prices on current markets remain high.

US inventory reports of refined products (e.g. diesel) have shown lower stocks and higher demand and, with OPEC+ also suggesting that production of crude oil is likely to be reduced, global markets have been driven higher.

If it makes sense for your business to take advantage of current prices, then please do so before the dates and times I’ve mentioned above.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if I can be of further assistance.

Kind regards

Customer Service Team
[email protected]
0113 298 1000
 
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