Re: Nick Martinez

John Reinhold <[email protected]>
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However, it is worth noting that Carson Oil is a local Oregon company  
who has been doing business here for a long time as well.

So while not as "warm and fuzzy" it is still not as evil as Exxon- 
Mobil.  :)

Competition is good.  Carson's B99 was $3.10 at our last bill, and SQ  
at last check was at best $3.17 and at worst $3.30.

Also, Carson's facility on NW 35th is very nice, well lit, easily  
accessible, has nice clean pumps, and paper towells and whatnot.   
Whereas a few of Star Oilco's facilities are nasty dirty and look  
like hacks.

Star Oilco bills every two weeks, Carson once a month. SQ and Star  
Oilco via Leathers and others have regular retail where you can pay  
with a credit card, debit card, cash or whatever...  And then there  
is BlueSky and we all know how that works...

So there are lots of options.  I think that demand is increasing so  
it is all good really.  Just make sure that it is biodiesel from  
American oil stocks - not  imported palm oil.

Just my experience, I am spreading my money around as best I can... I  
only  have so much...

And if you have the time - join the co-op!  That is the best all around!

Oh, and work to keep mechanics from scaring people away from  
Biodiesel.  Had Hillside Imports this week scare friends away from  
bio claiming it would kill their TDI.  (Which they had bought from  
me, and I had been running bio in for 50k miles).

On Jul 31, 2006, at 6:19 PM, Brian Jamison wrote:

> On Mon, 2006-07-31 at 13:58 -0700, Jerry McIntire wrote:
>> Another cardlock and bulk source not listed there yet is
>> http://www.carsonoil.com/  It's on NW 35th on Portland, and is the
>> least expensive source for commercially produced biodiesel that I  
>> know
>> of.
>
> The fuel at the carson pump comes from the midwest, whereas all other
> pumps in Portland have fuel made in Oregon.  If you want to support  
> our
> local economy, buying fuel made in Oregon is a great way to do that.
>
> -B
> -- 
> Brian Jamison
> President, Board of Directors
> GoBiodiesel Cooperative
>
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