UFO (Unattend Fuel Outlets)

Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself' started by Slowsoul, Jan 30, 2007.

  1. Slowsoul

    Slowsoul Member

    Does anyone here have access to these?

    There is a station down on Whitehall in Downtown that supplies E85...but it is a private station available only to corporate/government fleets.

    I love to get my hands on some!
     
  2. SubiNoobi

    SubiNoobi Supporting Member

    What does it take to qualify as a "corporate fleet"?

    If enough people want cheap, high octane fuel, would it be worth it to create a group that we could all join?

    Just an idea
     
  3. Slowsoul

    Slowsoul Member

    The station is operated by PS Energy. If you go to the PS Engergy website, there are links there to apply for credit, you basicly just fill out the form including all of the information about your company and "fleet"...but it looks pretty official, like ID numbers and such.

    Even if we could, I certainly wouldn't want to manage the mess that a whole bunch of speed junkies with access to high octane fuel would create on a credit account. It'd be like a litter of newborn puppies.

    I am just looking for someone who knows someone, you know.

    It is just such a tease to have E85 litterally sitting under my nose...it is about 2 miles away from my house. I was sitting at the pump, with the nosle in my tank before I realized that I couldn't get it...it was sad.
     
    Last edited: Jan 30, 2007
  4. calmnothing

    calmnothing Shlimp Flied Lice Supporting Member

    you could always buy it in large drums and store it somewhere....
     
  5. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    So thats what it stands for...
     
  6. AlmostFast

    AlmostFast New Member

    Ok, the company i work for ( reposession company) uses these UFO's for all of our cars. it is basically a credit like system and only works with fuel. thing is. at the beginning of the month you sign a contract stating the flat rate you will pay for that month. so if the price is low then you pay a low price all month. Now same also goes if the price is say $3 at the start of the month but drops to $2 the next week or two after, you will still be stuck paying the $3 til the start of the next contract date. Just thought I would share with you.
     
  7. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

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