Is POWERMASTER cheating?
09-05-2005, 11:25 PM
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RE: Is POWERMASTER cheating?
ORIGINAL: archiebald
I work in manufacturing and I know for sure that the type of mistake that PM are claiming just can't happen "accidentally" In any manufacturing process there are likely to be losses but never gains. If you are pumping 1,000 gallons of raw materials into your manufacturing process and you are generating 1,100 gallons of product then it is pretty obvious that there has been a screw-up.
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I work in manufacturing and I know for sure that the type of mistake that PM are claiming just can't happen "accidentally" In any manufacturing process there are likely to be losses but never gains. If you are pumping 1,000 gallons of raw materials into your manufacturing process and you are generating 1,100 gallons of product then it is pretty obvious that there has been a screw-up.
Archie
Maybe that's why they say some cans got overfilled too...
What strikes me as odd, is that everyone on this thread that measured their cans came up short... and not with extra fuel...
The number of cans measured are by no means a definitive test, but they do show a tendency, don't they? If their filling installation is just randomly under- and overfilling cans someone would have found an overfilled can by now surely...
09-06-2005, 05:24 AM
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RE: Is POWERMASTER cheating?
I already emailed Laura at PM and I am being taken care of very professionally. I suggest you do the same and included the batch number and the location where you bought the fuel from and she will get back to you ASAP. GL
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09-06-2005, 05:32 AM
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If their filling installation is just randomly under- and overfilling cans someone would have found an overfilled can by now surely...
09-06-2005, 05:33 AM
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RE: Is POWERMASTER cheating?
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I suggest you do the same and included the batch number and the location where you bought the fuel from and she will get back to you ASAP. GL
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I suggest you do the same and included the batch number and the location where you bought the fuel from and she will get back to you ASAP. GL
RCF esq.
09-06-2005, 05:47 AM
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RE: Is POWERMASTER cheating?
What about the fuel I've already used and thrown the can away
09-06-2005, 07:15 AM
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RE: Is POWERMASTER cheating?
Archie, fortunately most folks here don't subscribe to the "shoot the messenger and then find out why he came method". PowerMaster has taken care of every single customer who has called, and generously so I might add.
09-06-2005, 08:21 AM
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Since very few have actually called PowerMaster to allow them the opportunity to make things right and this has dwindled down to a series of "me too's" and comments by uninvolved persons this thread is being locked up. There is ample info here for any others who may need it. PowerMaster has freely said there was a problem and is being up front about it. More people piling on is not necessary. This is being locked up. Thanks
