Member Offer: My Esso Card

Another none FB user here and no new card, the way things are going after 40+ years membership come club renewal time i will also be a none member slowly losing trust in the club.

I have just 1750hrs received an Email from PK fuels with ref to a query about the price i was charged,and also have said all the new cards were dispatched yesterday 

Found them. Thanks for your help.

Over the past nine weeks it seems that the average saving has been about £0.05p per litre on diesel. 

In that time to recap, we have saved £13.39 however we the period of 12 weeks that we have had the card, it has been declined, had threatening emails due to double dipping and Morrisons had a fuel offer that would have saved us more than £13.39 plus cost of fuel being lower.

In addition the Terms and Conditions changed without us being advised and the new T&Cs are being applied whether or not you agreed to them.

Finally trying to get in touch with anyone at Pump King is impossible and they do not answer emails!

They have always answered my emails, i got two answers in one email just yesterday,

We have used the card a couple of time with no problems, however I do think it is aimed at ‘southern’ users as the price of fuel is so much higher down there. Up here in the ‘mid-north’, the fuel prices are either lower or the same as the text price (supermarket fuels are usually 1-2p per litre less).  I am sure that when we are out and about over the summer it will be more beneficial to us. 

What I don’t understand is the variant of fuel prices across the uk   Surely if Esso (or whoever) have paid a price for the fuel, it should be the same everywhere until they buy the next lot - or is that too simple?

I think it depends on the local "competion" and how much it costs to transport from the refinery,

And also which refinery, who owns it, and what deal the retailer (Esso, Shell, etc) have with the refinery, what additives the refinery puts in for that particular retailer, and what the retailer has to pay in marketing costs to keep people buying their brand.

Do you think there's no such thing as bad publicity? I think Esso have got it nailed. 

‘No such thing as bad publicity?’, I think Harvey Weinstein would disagree. It’s bad publicity that brought him to justice-gladly👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻