Why boycott valero

I laughed as the idiots speaking to congress said there is "no gouging" We have a valero by my house I used because they take Master card and until recently charged the fair price.

There is a Texaco name brand station across from it, always about 15 cents higher because it's name brand. Recently, valero hiked their prices to match the Texaco That valero was empty and the discount staion one block up was packed. Valero eventually lowered their prices somewhat Boycotting works. I was empty last night and drove into a Valero about two miles from the one I usually frequent You made a market decision by getting one gallon and not more. Those nice folks are just trying to figure out where their price can be to maximize profits without destroying themselves by going past what the market will support.

There is clearly about a ten to fifteen cent premuim for gouging the tourists that drop off the freeway to tank up, but valero's prices are WAY above that. The problem now is that people are so shell-shocked numb by high prices they don't register anymore I just e mailed Bill Kleese in San Antonio and asked him he felt about his company's outrageous pricing of gasoline.

I will let you know what he says when he answers If he fails to get back to me I will just consider it to mean he really does not give a damn about what I we, the people think. It has to be at least 8 or 9 cents difference arco to 76 to make it worth it to me to buy the lower priced gas. Valero locally is running close to the 76 stations as is the Local Shell station.

Don't let Texas oil barons mess with California's climate change law! Every dollar spent at a Valero or Tesoro gas stations is another dollar Texas oil barons can use to buy this election.

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Every dollar spent at a Valero, Beacon, and Shamrock gas stations is another dollar Texas oil barons can use to buy this election.