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2026. 7. 25. 작업

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Supersam83 said: I understand what you are saying but it's more to highlight the way we are being ripped off by the Fuel companies.Would you be ok paying more for Milk, Bread, essentials, etc from the same retailer in the UK just because you live in a different part of the same country.Can't believe that they can get away with it in this day and age.No, my comment was in jest, and I'm equally surprised by the regional discrepancies...but it makes a change to be paying less for fuel in Liverpool...as we're normally ripped off - which feels doubly-scammy as we have Stanlow oil refinery across t

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itz_baseline said: A friend works for a network of filling stations and part of their role is to set fuel prices on the forecourts across the estate.The estate they work for are more concerned with volume than margin. The logistics involved in keeping a constant flow of fuel going is much easier to manage when its consistent (think purchasing lots of fuel and getting tankers delivering fuel to sites).....then having to cancel if your tanks are full...or you run out and can't get any more for 24 hours.If volume sold for a site is low, they'll reduce price to increase volume, sometimes making very little per litre. If the volume sold is high, they'll increase price and make more profit. Basically keep it flowing.Sometimes they will change the price a couple of times a day to stay on top of it.Exactly what is happening in our town. Its small, 1 supermarket (Morrisons) and 1 petrol station, Shell. Price at moment £1.41. On the local Facebook page people moan like hell about price but because no one can be arsed to drive further to larger town with its Tesco, Sainsbury and BP stations, they keep buying. The Tesco garage is selling at £1.33.