Fuel prices - international version
#52
Rookie
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Florida
Posts: 44
SO SO SO i I i I just drop this lil MPG-CAPs in and im good to go?!?@!?
Come on now. Kinda like the people that ring the door bell and want to sell me somthing to get that stain outa my carpet thats been there for 5yrs and isnt going anywhere soon. :shock:
#53
Board Regular
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Time and again after 8 hours work like another blue collar worker. Got My life back. Good bye CPM.
Posts: 439
Originally Posted by allan5oh
To all the whiners that don't know how to run a business properly, don't know how to negotiate, don't know how to keep costs under control, don't know their own TRUE cost:
Belgium - 7.25 France - 7.63 Germany - 8 Italy - 8.04 Netherlands - 7.74 UK - 8.58 US - 3.97 http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/international/diesel1.html Times are changing. Change with them or die. That's how capitalism works. If you cannot survive, the government is NOT here to bail you out. Most of the high price fuel maybe because of taxes in those Countries, like carbon, medical, social, etc. I think they get raw fuel around the same price we do.
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#54
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 5
You add this stuff to each tank of fuel every time you fill and then you're good to go, yes.
Look it isn't a miracle pill or anything like that. :roll: :idea: It just allows you to go a little further on what you have to use to get anywhere anyways. Take it for what ever you think it"s worth. At $1000.00 a fill I was willing to try it out for an additional $13.00 a tank. I know I've spent better money for worse causes.... :!:
#55
Nope I get "Does the BS ever stop"
I don't recall calling you a liar.
Obviously you are much better of than I am financially, to not be looking for a way to gain a little...
Just trying to put a positive spin and a possibility out there to help the greater community, no need to slag a guy.
Why is it the negative side always sought out first?
How is it that you've come to the conclusion that I'm making a buck?
Don't take my lonley word as gospel, I wouldn't take any one elses word as such either.
Do some research before you pass judgement, especially on a personal note. Google it or go to Youtube to see what the scoop is out there....
You add this stuff to each tank of fuel every time you fill and then you're good to go, yes.
Like how that sounded? I'm almost afraid to leave it there....some spammer might think it's a good idea and try to market it. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
Look it isn't a miracle pill or anything like that.
:roll: Bottom line, it's crap. It's spam. And spam is not at all tolerated on this site. I'd wait for your rebuttal, but oops...you're no longer a member here, are you? :x
#56
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#57
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 710
Thanks for manning the towers to repel the evil spammers and watch out for us...your humble villagers in CAD-Town. :wink:
Crumbs? What did you do...empty out your toaster tray?
#58
Senior Board Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 2,079
Originally Posted by actros
Insurance for tractor, trailer, driver and goods ( annualy ) = 5000 € = 7800 $.
#59
Senior Board Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 2,079
Originally Posted by actros
It's hard, the fuel price increase, and the big customers ( big company )don't want pay the fuel surcharge. So, I prefer to find small customers who pay better and understand our problems. I work directly with customers, not with brokers.
Originally Posted by actros
...for example a Polish driver earn 250 € ( 400 $ )by month, a Romanian driver earn 170 € ( 272 $ )by month. The first year a French driver without experience earn 1520 € ( 2450 $ ) by month.
#60
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: France
Posts: 14
Originally Posted by rank
Originally Posted by actros
Insurance for tractor, trailer, driver and goods ( annualy ) = 5000 € = 7800 $.
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