Posted by OliverGuy on June 12, 2011 at 16:34:19 from (75.149.65.181):
Been wondering something, what"s a normal % profit the fuel delivery company makes off me bringing me their products. We have an off road diesel tank and gasoline tank. Most of what I have for work is gasoline (trucks, mowers, etc.). Sometimes his fuel price is a little more than the stations in town and sometimes it"s a little less. I don"t know how they buy it and if they can keep some of the middle guys out of the equation by going straight to the terminal. I"m buying about 500-600 gallons of gas a week and that"s not chump change for sure. My biggest reason in wondering this is I think he makes substantially more money off me than I do off him doing the work we do currently for them. Makes me think I have a leg to stand on to go ask for the chance at doing more work for him, the office and family members in the business. Apparently I"m the big winner (loser) for weekly gasoline sales. Most of their bigger deliveries are off road diesel.
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