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[*] posted on 3-26-2007 at 07:45 AM
Profeco's list of pemex cheats and angels


Clicking on this link will take you to PROFECO, the federal consumer agency for Mexico. Choose the state and city to see which Pemex stations have the fewest complaints on pump irregularities.

http://webapps.profeco.gob.mx/verificacion/gasolina/home_11....
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[*] posted on 3-26-2007 at 07:55 AM


Good site - does anyone know what the colored symbols mean? Or lack of symbol?



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[*] posted on 3-26-2007 at 08:19 AM


Click on the station's number and you get an explanation of the red, yellow green symbols, and the number of "denuncias" received for that station.

Loreto has two stations on the list, both with green lights! They are good! Nevermind they have more denuncias than any station I've looked up so far.

There is a red light for a station in Santa Rosalia. Could it be the infamous Santa Rosalia station we've heard so much about? But it's listed under "La Paz."

Fun site, thanks for the link. Reliable information? You report, we decide.:biggrin:
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[*] posted on 3-26-2007 at 04:34 PM
As reported by twogringos


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REAL price of fuel in La Paz



BajaCactus reported the posted fuel prices at the PEMEX stations. As we all know, the price of fuel is set by the government and is the same all over Mexico. Over the last two months I have surveyed the accuracy of the pumps in La Paz. Based on the price of Magna at $2.36/gal., here are the results. The data are listed in the format
Station #, location, actual liters indicated per gal., REAL price

8265;Abasolo & Encinas;4.46;$2.78
1693;Abasolo & 5 de Feb.;4.38;$2.74
6900;Colosio & Toronja; 4.35;$2.71
1683;5 de Mayo & Serdan;4.84;$3.02
5064;Abasolo & Mar de Carib.;5.02;$3.14
5895;Forjadores & Libramiento;4.31;$2.69
8875;City Club;4.50;$2.81
????; San Juan de Los Planes; 4.35;$2.71

Note that the pumps at 1693 and 8875 were new and used less than a week when I measured them.




http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=23064#pid2096...
8265 not listed
1693 yellow
6900 green
1683 not listed
5064 yellow
5895 green
8875 not listed
7608 Los Planes green




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[*] posted on 3-26-2007 at 04:46 PM


Are you getting those 'dollars per gallon' figures due to just pump flow error (22 or more litres going into a 19 litre can) or also dollar to peso exchange given (10 pesos to the dollar instead of 11 or the current bank rate)?



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[*] posted on 3-27-2007 at 08:01 AM


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Originally posted by Don Alley
There is a red light for a station in Santa Rosalia. Could it be the infamous Santa Rosalia station we've heard so much about? But it's listed under "La Paz."



Hmmm...Id say yes. :lol:
looks like you could fit an extra 2 liters in your 18.9L (5-gallon) gas can at that station.

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SERVICIO URIMA, S.A. DE C.V.
Número de estación 1706
Domicilio CARRETERA TRANSPENINSULAR FTE. MUELLE SUR STA ROSA, Col.SANTA ROSALIA, CP.84919

Date of last verification visit: 15/03/2006
Error in the hose with maximum error (liters): 0.91225
Hoses: 18
Total tested: 18
Errors in hoses: 18
Non-approved model: 1
Repeatable errors: 18




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