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I very sensitive wan. Diff brands/grades got diff feel. So far the best I found is Esso98(60%) mix with V-power(40%) but many ppl said I siao. :(

Wow...better than 100% vpower bo?
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wonder if it is random as I did not receive any UOB discount coupon.

 

did not receive also, maybe rarely use uob for payment, always use posb everyday when pump spc

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Pumped $50 last night and combined with DBS Esso, ended paying $36.50. Funny thing I was under impression I pumped 92 but the receipt showed 95 when I checked it again this morning. Anyone ever encountered something like that before?

 

Gonna make it a point to check the receipt at the cashier going forward

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Pumped $50 last night and combined with DBS Esso, ended paying $36.50. Funny thing I was under impression I pumped 92 but the receipt showed 95 when I checked it again this morning. Anyone ever encountered something like that before?

 

Gonna make it a point to check the receipt at the cashier going forward

It seems unlikely that the station made a mistake, as both the grade and quantity of fuel dispensed by the pump are directly linked to the cashier's terminal.
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Pumped $50 last night and combined with DBS Esso, ended paying $36.50. Funny thing I was under impression I pumped 92 but the receipt showed 95 when I checked it again this morning. Anyone ever encountered something like that before?

 

Gonna make it a point to check the receipt at the cashier going forward

 

was it you pumped yourself, or the attendant pumped for you?

 

If latter, it could well be that the attendant pumped wrongly.

 

I kanna before. Asked to pump 92, but pumped 95 and I didn't notice initially. By the time i saw and pointed out, he quickly stopped and apologised... i didn't want to make it difficult for him, so asked him to continue on 95...

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was it you pumped yourself, or the attendant pumped for you?

 

If latter, it could well be that the attendant pumped wrongly.

 

I kanna before. Asked to pump 92, but pumped 95 and I didn't notice initially. By the time i saw and pointed out, he quickly stopped and apologised... i didn't want to make it difficult for him, so asked him to continue on 95...

Four cents' difference between RON92 and RON95...thank you for not making the pump attendant's life difficult.
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Any other Esso station giving out coupons?

 

If have, i hope it'll be from Oct onwards  [laugh]

 

then can have constant supply month after month  :grin:

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Pumped $50 last night and combined with DBS Esso, ended paying $36.50. Funny thing I was under impression I pumped 92 but the receipt showed 95 when I checked it again this morning. Anyone ever encountered something like that before?

 

Gonna make it a point to check the receipt at the cashier going forward

Wanted to pump 95. But attendant help to pump 98. Only found out after checking the receipt. But pump alr. Sua. Don't make things difficult for people.
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Wanted to pump 95. But attendant help to pump 98. Only found out after checking the receipt. But pump alr. Sua. Don't make things difficult for people.

 

I was at ESSO making payment at the counter few day back when this old uncle shouted at the pump attendant as he had pumped a higher grade petrol. Just a few dollars difference. If really a concern about the grade just pump yourself. 

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Green voucher states: $1 off for every $10 or $5 off for every $50

 

Cashier auntie says $60 must give 2 vouchers. Is it logical?

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Esso, I always pump 92.

Must look for the dark blue handle.

Some Esso pumps have limited 92, you have to go "outside" lane or something.

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Green voucher states: $1 off for every $10 or $5 off for every $50

 

Cashier auntie says $60 must give 2 vouchers. Is it logical?

Of course not. Tell her you only want to have $5 discount.
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Green voucher states: $1 off for every $10 or $5 off for every $50

 

Cashier auntie says $60 must give 2 vouchers. Is it logical?

First voucher $5 off for $50

 

Second voucher $1 for off for $10.

 

What's your question again?

Of course not. Tell her you only want to have $5 discount.

Then pump $100 lor Edited by Theoldjaffa
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First voucher $5 off for $50

 

Second voucher $1 for off for $10.

 

What's your question again?

Then pump $100 lor

 

Maybe my English no good but

If $1 off for every $10 pumped, shouldn't $60 be $6 off & need only 1 coupon?

If $5 off for every $50 pumped, shouldn't $100 = $50 x 2 need only 1 coupon?

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Maybe my English no good but

If $1 off for every $10 pumped, shouldn't $60 be $6 off & need only 1 coupon?

If $5 off for every $50 pumped, shouldn't $100 = $50 x 2 need only 1 coupon?

You English is good but Unfortunately for Esso it's not like this.

 

But yes for Shell vouchers, it works like what you mentioned.

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Esso, I always pump 92.

Must look for the dark blue handle.

Some Esso pumps have limited 92, you have to go "outside" lane or something.

Mystery solved - the kiosk i visited, extra is on the extreme right, and regular is between supreme and extra. Thus the last visit when I assumed regular is on the outer most, I actually picked extra. What a fubar moment..

 

For one coupon's worth of gas, the volume diff between extra and regular is less than 1 litre.

 

Still feels good to pay less during every pump, thank u once again to mcf and bros who shared this!

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