Why are fuel prices always something.9? 10:40 - Mar 8 with 893 views | SitfcB | 9/10 fuel prices will be £xxx.9 - occasionally Asda is .7 among other supermarkets. Why can’t it just be a whole number like £1.50 instead of £149.9? |  |
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Why are fuel prices always something.9? on 10:44 - Mar 8 with 863 views | GlasgowBlue | Because psychologically £149.99 looks cheaper than £150.00 |  |
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Why are fuel prices always something.9? on 10:44 - Mar 8 with 862 views | Guthrum | Because most people register the first three digits, not the extra near-penny after the decimal point. |  |
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Why are fuel prices always something.9? on 11:54 - Mar 8 with 746 views | WD19 | Its a nice idea. £1.50 is a lot less that £149.9 too. |  | |  |
Why are fuel prices always something.9? on 12:07 - Mar 8 with 710 views | bluelagos | You want to pay more for your fuel? |  |
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Why are fuel prices always something.9? on 12:09 - Mar 8 with 705 views | WD19 |
Why are fuel prices always something.9? on 12:07 - Mar 8 by bluelagos | You want to pay more for your fuel? |
No, he wants to pay £148.40 a litre less. Which, to be fair, I would too if I was being stung for the best part of £150 per litre. He must be using a motorway service station. |  | |  |
Why are fuel prices always something.9? on 12:17 - Mar 8 with 680 views | wkj | It'll be £3/l soon enough - nice round number for you there. |  |
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