Yung Vios club boycott na ata yung big 3.
sa Honda club Philippines naman nagsisimula na silang mag poll.
ano ano pa bang mga car clubs ang mag boboycott sa big 3
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September 9th, 2008 01:51 PM #1
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September 9th, 2008 02:38 PM #2It was brought up at FCP, but I don't know if it'll prosper... one of our members has a Caltex franchise...
And therein lies the problem. You're hurting local franchisers, maybe, a little bit, but since the smaller players buy from the big oil cartels in the Middle East and also from the Shell and Petron refineries, your money is still going to the same damn place, and you're not hurting the "big guys" at all.
For me: Buy from the smaller stations because they're cheaper... but don't do it out of any misguided notion that you're "sticking it to the man"... because whether you buy your gas from Petron, Shell, Caltex, Flying V, SeaOil, Total, Jett or whatever, you're still lining the pockets of the Arabian oil shieks.
Better yet... buy something other than gasoline or diesel. Go LPG. Go waste vegetable oil. Go electric. Go commute. By lowering the demand for petroleum products (and not just changing where you buy them), you can lower the price for gasoline and diesel. Already, OPEC is talking about cutting production because prices are in free-fall, and it might actually go below $100 if they don't intervene. (Premium is now just 55 bucks... and falling... diesel has almost hit the 50 mark)
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September 10th, 2008 03:25 AM #5if you'll read the inquirer today, hindi lang langis ang nakakapagtaka na hindi bumaba. even rice is on the oversupply daw.
there is 1 page ad in the inquirer signed by Raul Concepcion
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September 10th, 2008 06:55 AM #6Rice was never in short supply. It's only the government whose making us think it's in short supply.
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September 10th, 2008 07:27 AM #7 Originally Posted by uls
OMG!
another boycott big 3 thread
I'll drink to that! Hic!
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September 10th, 2008 08:59 AM #9Go ahead... that means shorter lines for us who will be still gassing up at the Big 3 stations.
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September 10th, 2008 10:34 AM #11Amen! Originally Posted by CVT
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September 15th, 2008 05:11 PM #12it would be a total failure if you won't lessen the demand. boycotting won't work. Originally Posted by ocho_gwapito
Yung Vios club boycott na ata yung big 3.
sa Honda club Philippines naman nagsisimula na silang mag poll.
ano ano pa bang mga car clubs ang mag boboycott sa big 3
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September 15th, 2008 06:08 PM #13Yup. If you're still buying gasoline, wherever you're buying it from, you're still sending money to the cartels. Originally Posted by froshie1
Oil prices are going down simply because demand is less due to the high prices... simple math... really... that's why OPEC wants to cut production.
Whee... my boycott worked... I don't buy gasoline anymore... I buy LPG.
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