Petrol Prices www.petrolprices.com

You have to pay a subscription fee to see all prices. Which from other reviews are not always current. On the basic signup account it gives you fuel prices but locks some stations so you have to pay to see all available prices. Also not all petrol stations are shown on the map.

I've been using petrolprices.com for at least 5 years, used to refer to it all the time and world previously have given 5* and recommend to friends.

NOT ANY MORE!

They now charge £20 subscription for for supposedly enhanced service without adverts. That's all well and good but you expect the prices to be current.

THEY'RE NOT.

Diesel prices at the Tesco store in Ashford, Middlesex, were 115.9p last week and 116.9 yesterday, 3Nov, but the website still shows 113.9, which it hasn't been for a least two weeks. The prices were, supposedly, confirmed yesterday.

THEY WEREN'T.

In conclusion, just check yourself.

DON'T BOTHER with petrolprices.com.

I took up two of the free fuel card offers they touted, and did what was required in order to get the offer. Neither ever came good. Despite several emails, and promises to sort it out, nothing has ever turned up. So my advice is ignore these offers because, as I have found out, you will be disappointed.

Just looked on the site after traveling to 2 of the supermarkets on the list provided (& looking at the petrol prices). It told me that the garage at the end of my road was 2p dearer than the Tesco station 4 miles away - in fact it was the other way around. Most of the prices had been updated yesterday so I suppose things COULD have changed since then - but the last update for my local garage was 7 days ago. Not sure how they get their prices (would be nice if we could all report figures but I suppose that would be abused) but 7 days is a long time in a world of volatile petrol prices - use with caution.

p.s why are the words on and no after a bracket banned words? This became a war of attrition to post.

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