Originally Posted by Rhys
Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
Originally Posted by dojj
Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
Because the price of things in a very competitive market is dictated by the cost to the supplier and the minimum markup they can make in order to turn a reasonable profit.
They have just had to buy stocks at higher prices so they have to sell them at a higher price too.
i understand that chip,
BUT if you were to be running a petrol consortium and your feul got messed up this way, how is it fair to fuck everyone over to cover your back just because your problems are going to lose you a few quid?
and why has EVERYONE decided to jump abord this "oh no, fuel is screwed, it's going to cost us more, lets put the prices up anyway even thoguh we dont need to" bandwagon?
tesco and morrisons stop selling fuel until they can get decent stuff in again
everyone else shouldn't be made to put u their prices should they
what happens to al this dodgey fuel in the mean time? it's not as if you can sell it, you can't tip it down the toilet, you can't keep it securly in the cupbaord under the stairs, soemones got to accept responsibility and, as ususal, no one does and it us motorists who get bent over a barrel and rogered sensless
yet again
Do you think businesses profits and loss should be dictated by fairness and not market forces? LOL
Tesco didnt fuck up, they just bought fuel in like normal, the fuel was faulty so they essentially will no doubt of "sent it back under warranty" and then had to buy some more, and they had to buy it quickly from a market with restricted supply, therefore the price went up, so therefore they are having to sell it for more.
No no Chip, Tesco etc has to do everyone a favour
Ah silly me, I see what you mean.
Tesco gets fucked over with some shite petrol.
Then tesco gets fucked over by the bad publicity.
As a result tesco gets fucked over by less sales making it harder to stay in the black
and the response should be "run all your petrol stations at a loss till you go out of business"
I see, i think im fetting this fairytale economics now