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By: DGpeddler in POPE | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 23 May 12 6:58 PM | 49 view(s)
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There has always been a problem with gas dealers getting together to raise prices. The price always goes up in summer because people pay what the market will bear because they want to get out of the house. If the prices get too high and people stop buying, one dealer will usually lower the price and then others will follow.

Next weekend is Memorial Day weekend. That is the start of summer and the weekend when lots of folks get on the road. Lets see what happens next week and the week after.


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Gasoline prices
By: micro
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Wed, 23 May 12 1:42 PM
Msg. 58792 of 65535

Yesterday here in far outer suburbia of Cincinnati, I observed gas prices jumped yesterday bu 35 cents per gallon.

They went from 3.44 to 3.79 in less than a couple hours.

Anybody else have the same thing in your neck of the woods?

As I watch oil and gas prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange daily I knew nothing happened to the price of light sweet crude except it keeps dropping and is under $91./barrel

Hence I could find no explanation for the big price increase other than sheer greed by the sellers of the stuff.


A couple years ago oil was at 100/barrel and gas was $2.50

WHY is it over one dollar/gallon more than that today and oil is far less in price now than it was then?

Do you hear the same tripe from your local news stations that the gasoline stations are only making a few cents per gallon?????

Does anyone believe that?

This out of the blue big jump in price can be attributed to only one thing, and that is pure greed by the sellers.

And of course they are not all in collusion either.
That's why every station in a two mile area all jacked up the price within a couple hours of each other.

The ONLY place that did not follow suit was Sam's Club where I filled up for $3.43/gallon.

I fully expect them to jump prices no later than today as well.

The American public is getting royally screwed by this industry and these thieves at gas pumps.

They have a captive audience and are all in it together otherwise some smart seller would buck the trend and have ALL the business.

I would just like to know if this goes on where you all live and anyone got any ideas as to what can be done about it?

I am really getting fed up by these unscrupulous tactics.

micro....


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