Completely illegal method that would allow crafty people to get petrol for just 1 Euro. Here’s what was discovered just recently.
The high cost of petrol has hit all motorists closely. Considering the widespread use of cars every day, it is normal that there is no person who isn’t looking for a way to save money. Browsing the web, there are many tips that reach our dear motorists.
The savings it is the mission that everyone has now decided to carry out, to be able to make ends meet month after month. The question therefore arises whether and to what extent the price of petrol will stop growing.
Currently the economics experts they tell us that inflation has currently stopped growing. This is also the reason why changes have no longer been envisaged regarding, for example, salaries and pensions, which must be adjusted to the values of inflation itself. This is why the petrol price tables have been adjusted slightly downwards in recent days.
a reduction in the price though It doesn’t seem to be satisfactory yetthis is the reason why some crafty people have found a method to pay for the petrol at a truly negligible price. Only one euro per litre, this is what I went out to obtain with a method that is illegal for everyone.
Carpet checks
It’s certainly not anything new to know that in recent months the police in particular the Guardia di Finanza carried out extensive checks on the petrol pumps. Until now, this happened because the smartest petrol station attendants tried to make money illegally, to the detriment of the motorist. There have been quite a few petrol pumps that have been sealed due to irregularities in fuel prices.
Probably those who are most attentive to news events have heard of the classic watered down petrol, an element with an extremely high percentage of water, which is not only uneven, but can also damage the car’s engine. But this is not the only method applied.
Petrol pump columns tampered with
thanks to the use of hidden cameras on the sides of the petrol station, the Casert Financial Policeaa discovered a trick that allowed operators to sell contraband fuel, at a price far lower than that at which regulatory fuel is sold.
The method would have been quite simple, the dispensing columns were tampered with in order to be able to sell the product under the table. A system that would have allowed a total profit of more than €700,000.
