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The Latest -- HEATING ALERTs                  Inside this issue                            11-24-07

>> News: Bad News For Fuel Prices

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John B

SAVE MONEY
BE FRUGAL
(here’s what I found)
It's an early Holiday!
Grab heating oil help report 50% off
(only till Nov 26th) 

Grab a little burst of fresh air and CRUSH your home’s Halitosis ...
free samples. (I just ordered these and they really are free)

I needed to check my car insurance and I found a site that gets me multiple quotes all at one. It saved me time  

With the way things are going I was thinking about consolidating my bills. I found a site where I can get a free debt assessment and a free credit report.
I took a bite into a pork chop last week and one of my teeth cracked right off. Damn did it hurt.
It was to late to get dental insurance but I went searching and I found this site.
I just found zone alarm, ( the protection I use for my computer )  for a special “internet deal” you can pick it up and save 10 bucks.


>> Prices: Have a look into my crystal ball

>> New Technology: Scientific insulation for dummies

>> Health: The best cold remedy that I’ve ever found

>> Make Extra Money: Screw the bills

>> Ask John: My fuel company closed down  will I lose my pre-buy money that I paid them ?
  My propane company is really screwing with me regarding my tank. What’s the deal?

>> Save Money - Be Frugal Check out what I found to save a few bucks

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NEWS

 Bad news for fuel prices topicnews
If you’re thinking about buying heating oil or kerosene in the next few days, (or your currently using propane or natural gas) you need to read this ...
>> Continue to full article bad news for fuel prices


PRICES my%20crystal%20ball

 Have a look into my crystal ball
National averages and trends from last year...
now and into the future.
>> Continue to full article my crystal ball


NEW  TECHNOLOGY FOR YOUR HOME home

  Scientific insulation that keeps you and your family warm and toasty.
Get this... “you paint it on” and it works!
>> Continue to full article paint it on


HEALTH health

 Cold season and the “best remedy I’ve ever found”
This can be a little gross.. so don’t say I didn’t warn you.
>> Continue to full article best cold remedy ever


MAKE EXTRA MONEY money

 Screw the bills… make some extra money.
You'll want to check out this guys site.
(I've meet him and he's the real deal.)
>> Continue to full article screw the bills


ASK JOHN john-noborder

- My oil company closed down will I lose my pre-buy money that I already paid them?
>> Continue to full article will I lose

- Seems like this one propane company is really screwing with me regarding my tank. What’s the deal?
>> Continue to full article bad company

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Understanding factors that drive the volatility in residential heating oil prices.

Fluctuations: Variations that occur in the price of petroleum distillate products due to incremental, somewhat predictable, changes in the supply and demand of such products.

More consumers begin using heating oil as a secondary heating source:

Some consumers may use heating oil to augment their existing heat source in times of extreme cold. Prices of other heating fuels (such as natural gas or kerosene) may increase even more than heating oil during these periods.

Wholesale buyers and anxious consumers drive the market up:

Resupply may be weeks away. Concerned that supplies will not cover short-term customer demand, wholesale buyers bid up prices for available product. All the while the regional inventory is being depleted. Consumers become anxious about their short-term needs and continue buying up the current inventory; driving prices up sharply until the new supply arrives.

Seasonal demand for heating oil:

Where the consumer lives also plays a significant part in the seasonal demand for heating oil. A homeowner in the Northeast might use 650-1000 gallons of heating oil during a typical winter, while their counterpart in South Carolina may use half as much

There is an appreciable amount of oil-heated homes located in New England and the Central Atlantic States. Approximately 6.3 million homes of the 8.1 million households nationwide that heat with oil are located in the northeastern part of the United States. That comprises roughly 78 percent of the total U.S. heating oil market. The seasonal increase in inventories and demand is largely confined to the Northeast. It is not uncommon for the total receipts for heating oil sales in the Northeast to exceed 80 percent of gross sales in any given year.


 

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