The Price of Fuel
By warlord
@warlord (5)
Australia
October 11, 2006 10:51pm CST
have you noticed the price of fuel these days when it gose up it's like a jump of 20 to 30cents a litre but when it comes down it's like 2cents now then 5cent the next day if it can go up in 1 big ammount why cant it come down in 1 hit wat do u think
2 responses
@srhelmer (7029)
• Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
23 Oct 06
A lot of it is panic. Prices tend to jump when there's a crisis somewhere in the world (war, hurricane, etc) because investors are predicting a shortage. They then come down slowly as fears are alleviated.
@Freespirit (593)
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22 Oct 06
For some reason (maybe the problems in the middle East) the fuel prices went sky high early this year.
In England they shot up to £1 per LITRE.
However, they have now dropped by about 10%, but seem to be creeping up again this week.
When I was recently in Florida, they said the coming election may have something to do with fuel prices being held down for the moment.
My advice is look at this lady's site www.ete77.myffi.biz and join her team, then not only can you Save on your own gas bills & clean your engine, but you can tell all your friends in the world to do the same, and make some money at the same time.
How many people do you know that are fed up with the price of gas and want to cut pollution?
