[Bill-n-Brillo]

Originally Posted by Mickedamouse24

Buyers beware!!!! He has a sign that reads 354.9 for regular per gallon, however, this is a ploy by this station that is for cash only purchase! Which there is no sign stating that!! If you use credit card, even a Shell Credit card, the price is 379.9 per gallon!!! This owner continues at attempting to rip off consumers because he is the only station in that area. And of course, there are folks that continue to buy from them...!!!

Holy Moley!! When we were there last month, they had no surcharge for using a credit card! We'll definitely pay attention when we're down there next month.

Bill

[bimmertl]

I was down in Wildwood today and gas at the Sunoco station at 301/44 was $3.39 a gallon which is 10 cents less a gallon than the two Shell stations on466.

[NotGolfer]

Read/heard on a link I get on the "net" that the prices are up because of wargames going on in the Persian Gulf. The Iranians are doing shenanagans too and folks (??) are scared or some such thing! It will be "interesting" to see these things played out. Personally, I feel it's all 'smoke and mirrors'......

[billethkid]

the only positive side of higher gas prices is maybe the fickle Americans will get up in arms and insist on energy independence so we don't have to worry about war games elsewhere in the world to price our gas.

Gasoline from foreign oil can only continue to increase in price. So $4-5 per gallon will be a reality sooner or later. Building higher gas mileage cars is not the answer. Energy independence is the ONLY answer.

btk

[Hancle704]

So it would appear that it is price of oil futures and speculators are at it again. Possible trouble with Iran drives the price up.

Seems like it was only a week or two ago that it was reported that in the prior month we exported more oil than we inported. Guess we exported the low cost stuff and imported the high cost stuff.

[billethkid]

while I do not know for sure, but I would expect there are American oil companies that are still exporting. Hence there is never a reduction of demand regardless the reduced consumption by Americans...therefore we see the effect of pricing changes and NEVER get the advantage of a surplus condition.

We the people on the short end of the stick....business and politics first as usual!!!

btk

[tommy steam]

Originally Posted by eweissenbach

$3.43 and up - We are paying $3.03 here in Missouri. Will be down there soon, wish I could bring a tanker!

we are paying around 360 a gal. Thought Fla was suppose to be cheap? lol

[RichieB]

Originally Posted by tommy steam

we are paying around 360 a gal. Thought Fla was suppose to be cheap? lol

3.69 - 50 miles north of NYC

[chuckinca]

Laramie, WY

$2.69/gal Reg

Supply and Demand!


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[eweissenbach]

I guess one would need cheap gas in Laramie, as it would take one forever to get anywhere By the way, our gas was $3.05 today.

[chuckinca]

According to Gas Buddy, no gas stations in Lake Viking, MO.



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[CarGuys]

We have enough OIL and Natural Gas in the new Oil Fields in ND to supply us for 150 years.

My son recently retired from the Army is working in those fields. He said Dad where do you think it's all going?

CHINA to repay our debt!

More Yamaha Gas Carts please!

Lets trick up them carbs get em running rich and close to 30 mph, Gotta have that range!

Don't use fuel saving Synthetic OIL gotta have that crude.

Ignore the owners manual and the computers Oil maintenace light. Be like Grandpa change it waste it dump it every 3k miles.

Aghhhhhhhh you can tell I got NY cabin fever!

Its approaching $3.70 here

[Happinow]

3.57/gal in Queensbury, NY.

[RichieB]

Originally Posted by CarGuys

We have enough OIL and Natural Gas in the new Oil Fields in ND to supply us for 150 years.

My son recently retired from the Army is working in those fields. He said Dad where do you think it's all going?

CHINA to repay our debt!

........and fuel their growing economy......UGH !

[eweissenbach]

Originally Posted by chuckinca

According to Gas Buddy, no gas stations in Lake Viking, MO.



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Actually there is no recognized place as Lake Viking Mo., Gallatin, and Cameron are the nearest actual towns to our lake development, each about 12-15 miles away.