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05-02-2010, 11:12 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Cattai, Sydney
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Yesterday I was at home, ready to go out and get some fuel. Since it was the change day between high and low prices I decided to call before wasting time goin to the wrong servo. Apparently according to the guy who picked up the phone, it is against the law to tell you the fuel price over the phone??? WTF is with that?
- which is also what i said to him. Anyway is this true? Or is it just some sleazy tactic for them to get us to go to the store to check, give up and buy it anyway?
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Calling servos to find out a fuel price at the time
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