Hundreds of shells were fired in Syria, and Australian politicians shouted overnight: we're running out of gas! Then, oil prices skyrocketed to their highest level in more than three years!
A Sydney car owner who had completely pulled his gun out of his car after adding oil, took a casual glance at the meter and found a terrible thing. The fuel pump is still dawdling to increase the value, the meter also continues to rise! When he happened to be using his cell phone, he immediately recorded the whole process of the refueling machine. Within 10 seconds, the meter secretly added more than $1, but not a drop of oil!
The driver actually gave the car 2.86 liters of oil, the meter itself rose to 3.63 liters, and the driver was supposed to pay $3.92, but was eventually asked to pay $4.97.
He looked at the oil gun lying flat on the ground and began to scold! For a long time, however, no one paid attention to him. Angry, he rushed into the staff area to find the service staff, and asked the other party to give him an explanation immediately. "man, I'm * not refueling at all, how come the numbers are still going up," he said
However, gas station staff said: it is impossible to go wrong, our refueling 200% of the problem, has never been such a situation before!
Angrily, he po the entire video on Facebook, and a netizen immediately replied: maybe the refueling nozzles are too old, or the gas station is out of gas.
Originally thought this is just an example, who knows, just a few hours after this new state driver exposed this matter, the Daily Mail issued a warning to all Australians: the phenomenon of refueling oil and money actually has become a national event!
A number of angry old drivers are angry: the fuel pump does not even add a drop of oil, there is a dozen air, but the driver has to pay for it!
Tina Furze angrily told reporters that she had been cheated three times at the same gas station in just two weeks. This gas station often has a lot of drivers going to refueling
Furze said the first time she noticed this was when she first paid for her motorcycle and found that she had been asked to pay $20 cents more than the price she had last seen after she had pulled the gun out, and that was the time she was asked to pay $20 more for the price she had been asked to pay after she had pulled out her oil gun. When she came here again and paid special attention to it, she was charged an extra $28.
One Sydney netizen said: "this has been happening all the time, especially the pump. If you complain, they usually give you more than the fees they charge, but there aren't many people who do. "
"this happened to me three times at the gas station in Woolworths." Another netizen said.
A Brisbane netizen also began to complain. "try to pour the oil into a jar, and the amount is always different from that shown on the oil pump. It's always 10% to 20% less, and yes, every time we add oil, we get played once. "
Another netizen recounted his similar experience a few years ago, when the meter and meter magically began to increase the value within six to eight seconds before the gun was fired! Several Australian dollars were overcounted at once. What he felt at the time was: he was robbed!
Today, oil prices all over the country are soaring, and at this point in time, when there is an incident of refueling, the cost of refuelling drivers has increased greatly. Perhaps you have not noticed this at all, and you are unwittingly aware of this. Many of these money-eating gas station driver friends, so spent more money, buy back a pile of air.
A spokesman for the insurance department NRMA advised all new state drivers to recall how much they usually charge for fuel, and if you find this cunning trick at a gas station, please immediately lodge a complaint with the gas station staff. It even reports to the Fair Trading Hall.
"if you suspect that your car is not filled with oil, but air, please report it to the Fair Trading Hall." The spokesman said that the new state fair trade department online complaint submitted to the official website address http://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au/ftw/About_us/Online_services/Lodge_a_complaint.page