satguy wrote: » offshore DNS not set yet .. takes 30 to 40 min
Shefwedfan wrote: » You posted a youtube link,, Do you know what a DNS is?
McMurphy wrote: » It is much more common practice that a business would issue a fuel card such as DCI for example, meaning like a visa card can be spent in most places, so too can the fuel card. I see no logic to restricting an employee with a company vehicle to have to use a specific fuelling stationb franchise, whether that be Apple Green, Circle K, Maxol or whatever. Similarly, there is also an extremely good reason most haulage companies in this country bulk buy their fuel, and have it delivered to them on site. I can assure you, it's not the likes of Topaz or Apple green that do be sending fuel tankers to the hauliers yard, and it's not hard to guess why.
atticu wrote: » It would seem that you don’t know how buying fuel in bulk works, or how fuel cards work. DCI cards are only for small operators who have a few vehicles on the road. And, Topaz, Apple Green and are sending fuel tankers to the hauliers yard. How did you think it was getting there?
McMurphy wrote: » https://twitter.com/EOBroin/status/1250309582884229120?s=19
McMurphy wrote: » Yawn.
McMurphy wrote: » I was explaining why a general fuel card makes tonnes more sense than having to be restricted to one particular chain of filing station.
satguy wrote: » A YT link from Western Samoa ..
Shefwedfan wrote: » To quote you “Would it not be a nice gesture? If I were a billionaire with private health facilities I would see it as my duty to help were I could. Not unlike the HSE staff volunteering their time. It's really sad some people see such decent gestures as only possible in farce.“ So it’s ok for everyone else to donate but not yourself? Not trying to derail, just this place is full of people complaining but ask them to get off their ass and help or put their hand in pocket and they soon head for hills
atticu wrote: » Jonny, care to back up your statement?
I see no logic to restricting an employee with a company vehicle to have to use a specific fuelling station franchise, whether that be Apple Green, Circle K, Maxol or whatever.
McMurphy wrote: » WTF is wrong with you, do you have reading comprehension issues I stated exactly why it made much more sense in the post you replied to. Next up I'll show you examples of why giving an employee a company credit card makes more sense than giving them a one4all voucher. Fuel card that can be used in many different filling stations v a fuel card that has to be used in a specific going station. Let me know what bit of it is confusing you.
Bowie wrote: » A fail there horse. What has one to do with the other? Good effort at dodging the entire point to try derail. Would it not be a nice gesture? If I were a billionaire with private health facilities I would see it as my duty to help were I could. Not unlike the HSE staff volunteering their time. What's complaining about asking that? If I made billions off the Irish tax payer and had access to my own medical facilities I'd offer them not fleece the tax payer aided by my pals in FG. Al's I'm saying is it would be nice wouldn't it? Mr. O'Brien is a businessman and not beholden to the tax payer. I fund the HSE and work for an essential service, however that has zero to do with a billionaire doing the taxpayer a solid as a nice gesture. Pointing out the differences between the it chastised HSE workers volunteering and the captains of industry aided in fleecing the tax payer by Fine Gael, once again.
McMurphy wrote: » WTF is wrong with you, do you have reading comprehension issues I stated exactly why it made much more sense in the post you replied to. Next up I'll show you examples of why giving an employee a company credit card makes more sense than giving them a one4all voucher. Fuel card that can be used in many different filling stations v a fuel card that has to be used in a specific filling station. Let me know what bit of it is confusing you.
satguy wrote: » Are you brave enough to say the name..https://www.facebook.com/100050118977815/videos/108753837471915/
Shefwedfan wrote: » Took you long enough to come up with that response....:P To be honest the Irish people are a shower of ungrateful......no matter what any company or person does they cry and complain. They begrudge anyone that does any better than them. Just look at all the SF people like yourself running around with glee because SF wanted to hit the people who have a decent job and earned a few quid. I dont see anyone fleecing the taxpayer, I see a hospital trying to keep itself afloat and provide for all the people that are hired and need to earn wages from it.
atticu wrote: » Price! You explained it very well with your example of the company credit card. Is it so difficult to extrapolate that example to fuel cards? It seems that you have done my work for me. Thank you.
Bowie wrote: » You are really desperate now. How long I took? It wasnt much. I was away. It's cool I know FG don't like the Irish. It's not news. 'Ungrateful'. That's the lord and master FG attitude alright. You should all he ran out of politics and forced to earn an honest living. Do you even realise that FG's whole job is putting the Irish people first? Hard to believe I know. That FG attitude disgusts me.
McMurphy wrote: » With all due respect shed, you're equally out of your depth on this one, I mean who uses a leasing company's fuel account as a shining example of anything?
McMurphy wrote: » You do understand leasing company's lease you a vehicle, but the insurance and fuelling costs are covered by the client leasing the vehicle I assume?
McMurphy wrote: » Any vehicles I have leased, and I have leased quite a few have maybe a quarter of a tank in it when I initially got it, (when they're brand new) and the leasing company never set eyes on the van until the lease was up, usually after 3 years or so. Sometimes they never seen it again at all, as whatever garage we would be getting them serviced in might be flipping them on to a third party from there.
McMurphy wrote: » Price my back side, someone under the misconceptions that the likes of Apple Green or Circle K send fuel tankers to hauliers yards obviously doesn't know the difference in a bulls arse and a banjo and really shouldn't be getting into a discussion on something they know nothing of. How do I know you may wonder? And wonder you will.
Shefwedfan wrote: » The question was why the government picked Topaz....as I posted they probably picked them because of coverage, using the lease company as an example as they have a large fleet
Wrong Any lease I have got, tank is full, no idea what difference that makse The company tracks it for the entire lease. Mileage/services/tires etc. Any accidents have to be reports, any breakdown reported direct to them etc etc etc.... One of the biggest margin a lease company makes is selling the car at the end.....
satguy wrote: » FG will launch a new policy in the next week or so, and insist,, that every home in the state, receive a new SMART ESB meter. Rumour has it that new ESB SMART meters will be linked to previously installed water meters,, and failure to pay either,will result in cessation of both services. The tender for the installation of SMART meters will go live in weeks,, with final contracts will be signed soon. A FG government spokesman when asked about the unused water meters, replied ..""they haven't gone away you know""https://www.facebook.com/100050118977815/videos/108753837471915/
atticu wrote: » I worked in the fuel industry in Ireland for more than 15 years. We had many unmarked fuel trucks, and they even delivered to the opposition. You seem to be making claims that you can’t back up. Please back up your claims with proof.
Shefwedfan wrote: » Smart meter tender was out years ago. Tender is already awarded It has already started to roll out.... ESB are actually behind other nations in terms of the rollout
