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Originally Posted by Dean2
Kind of a bad example. You see gas stations across the street from each other, with clearly posted prices that are 10 cents a litre apart, so over 4.00 bucks on an average fill. There will be a station not far away that is 15 cents a litre cheaper yet. There are still people buying gas at the higher priced station. Obviously there is something these people value more than just the price, or it could just be that many are oblivious. In any event, if I can sell something for double, why wouldn't I.
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If you can sell something for double, good for you. Speaking as a buyer, I wouldn’t buy from you. If your buying gas for $1.40 and there is gas 10 minutes away for $1.25, there must be a reason. The first reason that comes to mind is you don’t know about the $1.25 gas.