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New Petrol Prices Web Site
gingerjasper
Posts: 19 Forumite
in Motoring
Hello
Just had this in my inbox and though it might be useful to you all:
Hi Rachel,
It's Brendan from OurProperty.co.uk. Our company Fubra has launched a new web site that I think you will like.
It's at https://www.petrolprices.com and you can use it to monitor your local petrol prices on the web or via email alerts. It's already saved me about 50 quid in the first month of testing so it should save you hundreds of pounds a year if you have a car.
We found the price difference between the cheapest and most expensive stations for unleaded today to be as much as 19p a litre!
As it is a new site I wanted to let you know about it first and ask for your help to spread the news about it. Could you forward this email to any of your friends who you think might like it? I'd be really grateful.
Do let me know what you think of it and if you have any ideas how we could improve either site.
All the best,
Brendan
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Brendan McLoughlin
Co-Founder
OurProperty.co.uk and PetrolPrices.com
Just had this in my inbox and though it might be useful to you all:
Hi Rachel,
It's Brendan from OurProperty.co.uk. Our company Fubra has launched a new web site that I think you will like.
It's at https://www.petrolprices.com and you can use it to monitor your local petrol prices on the web or via email alerts. It's already saved me about 50 quid in the first month of testing so it should save you hundreds of pounds a year if you have a car.
We found the price difference between the cheapest and most expensive stations for unleaded today to be as much as 19p a litre!
As it is a new site I wanted to let you know about it first and ask for your help to spread the news about it. Could you forward this email to any of your friends who you think might like it? I'd be really grateful.
Do let me know what you think of it and if you have any ideas how we could improve either site.
All the best,
Brendan
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Brendan McLoughlin
Co-Founder
OurProperty.co.uk and PetrolPrices.com
Debt Arrangement Scheme - started 1 December 2008 at £34200. Now £30442, 81 months to go!
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Brilliant ! petrolbusters is back, after the prats who took over the AA thought it was too expensive to run, even though the AA paid millions for it.
The new layout is even better as the map showing the location of the garages comes up immediately.
Some other interesting items to read too - If you know of a better web site than the one they offer, post an entry here:
I'm on the look out for a cherished number plate, but as I'm not a clamping company I suppose the powers that be will not let me know who has got it at the moment !0
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