PMS Fuel Service
These are the historical average prices for what Petroleum Management Service customers
have been paying for their clear diesel. You can use these charts as a gauge to
see how your company compares. If our prices are lower we would to like to hear
from you. If our prices are higher we would still like to hear from you. We would
be interested in knowing who you use as a supplier. "Our motto is that our Customers
do not pay the peek for the week."
Bronze:
We offer advice to those customers that would prefer to manage their own fuel needs
by sticking their tanks, determining which supplier to use, and making arrangements
to have the fuel delivered. Based on their capacity, their usage, and our knowledge
of market trends, Petroleum Management Services will advise our customers that subscribe
to our bronze service as to when to purchase their fuel.
Silver:
Petroleum Management Services will completely manage bulk fuel needs for those customers
that wish to concentrate their energy on their core business. We install monitors
on our customers at no cost to them. We monitor their bulk fuel tanks 24 hours a
day and 365 days a year. Based on their capacity, their usage, and our knowledge
of market trends, Petroleum Management Services will decide when to arrange delivery
of their customers fuel.
Gold:
Petroleum Management Service’s Gold Service is the same as their Silver Service
except with the addition of supplying our customer’s access to our web site for
their fuel network needs. We will customize maps with road fuel prices from the
largest truck stops in the 48 states. Our customers dispatch departments will be
able to access this web site and advise their drivers where to get the lowest road
fuel price on their route.
The road fuel prices are updated daily.
Charles J. Moran
Telephone 760 403-8637 FAX (480) 287-8176
Electronic mail cjm@pmsfuelservice.com
Web Site http://www.pmsfuelservice.com
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ticked down to 10:30 a.m. Last week’s very bearish numbers had some traders (probably
the hopeful bulls) thinking “aberration” and maybe a reversal this week. Even so,
the cautious consensus of the experts was still calling for counter-seasonal builds
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