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Used to pump Shell cos the kiosk just at the foot of my block... now pump Esso because of citi dividend discount total 12.6%

 

Esso giving Citibank Dividend Mastercard 12.6%? Since when? For how long? Any restrictions? Is this already inclusive of the 5% rebate?

 

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In Singapore , I pump only caltex 95 eventhough during the all time peak petrol price last year they're always the first to raise price.

 

Esso 95 make my car sluggish and retarded liddat .Lesser mileage too .

Shell 95 slightly better nia.

SPC are fine .

 

Thus , I believe the addictive in the caltex95 is best for my ride .

 

While in MY , I'll only pump petronas unless there's no other kiosk in sight and the fuels are running low.

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i like the service and clean place and toilet at Caltex as well, but Shell 98 gives me quite a lot more mileage ( 8 to 10 % ) than the top Caltex petrol. I don't know why but indeed not all petrol are equal...

 

my OC always laugh at me when I tell her I go Caltex partially due to the clean toilet... [thumbsup]

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my OC always laugh at me when I tell her I go Caltex partially due to the clean toilet... [thumbsup]

 

thats very true also. whenever i high tide while on the go. i try to find a caltex also.

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really want to laugh out loud....talking abt boycott in SG...when the economy is good, everybody shun SPC machiam like seeing ghost and give loads of crap reasons like their petrol give low mileage, low quality, dun have extra boost lah etc etc...now when the economy is bad, everybody starts to boycott Shell, Esso etc etc and start support SPC....hiaz...really SG drivers...daytime talk human language...nightime talk ghost language.....

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Anyway shell boycotting Sg llah........

 

 

ROYAL Dutch Shell is considering moving its oil processing operations to Indonesia from Singapore, said Indonesian Vice-President Jusuf Kalla.

'In a meeting over dinner, Shell has expressed its readiness for it,' he said after visiting the port in Rotterdam, according to a recent Antara report.

He said this after meeting Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenender, who told him Shell wished to take part in the tender for an oil field in the Natuna Sea.

The Indonesian news agency said no decision had been made on it but Mr Jusuf said four companies - Exxon from the United States, Shell from the Netherlands and other companies from Europe and China - are on the list to compete for the project.

According to Antara, Mr Jusuf said the Indonesian government had asked the company to run the upstream business as well as oil refinement in the country given that it is already operating downstream business through its gas stations.

The head of the Capital Investment Coordinating Board, Mr M. Lutfi, said that Shell's chances would be better if it was willing to move its oil refining operations in Singapore to Indonesia.

He suggested the Batam and Bintan free trade zones, which were only 20km from Singapore, as possible locations for the operations, Antara reported.

'If Shell would accept the offer, I believe it would have a better position and added value than the others,' he said.

When asked if Shell has any plans to relocate its refinery business, a spokesman in Singapore said: 'Officially, we do not comment on speculation.

'Indonesia is a very important country. Shell has a growing downstream business in Indonesia and continues to look for opportunities to expand our business activities, including in the upstream and in partnership with Pertamina.'

Shell has a huge presence in Singapore. It has been in Singapore since 1961 when it set up the first oil refinery on Bukom.

Shell Singapore also undertakes international trading of oil and petrochemical products and is a key hub of Shell Trading's global trading network.

 

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In Singapore , I pump only caltex 95 eventhough during the all time peak petrol price last year they're always the first to raise price.

 

Esso 95 make my car sluggish and retarded liddat .Lesser mileage too .

Shell 95 slightly better nia.

SPC are fine .

 

Thus , I believe the addictive in the caltex95 is best for my ride .

 

While in MY , I'll only pump petronas unless there's no other kiosk in sight and the fuels are running low.

Same same

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We drivers are screwed in singapore. MIW screwed us 1st by collecting COE. Insurance company then come together to increase premium. Now petrol cartels are doing the same thing.

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