See your high price for pellets and raise you.....

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Aug 16, 2006
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Check this out for high price:

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Rod in Oakhurst, you can send all your greedy nasty customers to this ready source. Been without for two weeks and ordered a truck from PA. When there are three or four major manufacturers within 750 miles. Now wants everyone else to pay for everything and make more than you do in profit.
 
people sold snow on ebay from colorado. Someone on the east coast paid $250 bucks for 12 snowballs. Someone will buy them.
 
It was on the local news, they actually sold enough snow on ebay to buy a new snowblower. This was when the east coast was in a heat wave and colorado was getting pounded.

I too, hope that no one buys those pellets, but you watch, someone will.
 
Can anyone get a real idea of what shipping a truckload from PA to CO really costs? A truck load at **retail** at my local dealer would cost $5698.

I seriously doubt it costs 5K to ship 1 trailer of standardized pallets from PA to CO...............
 
$10 per bag?? At that price I would go back to electricty…

20x10=200.00
20x25=500.00


I think he wants you to buy the pallet for 500 snooks, then it would be 25.00 a bag!
 
Here's his other auction for the great low price of $8.75 per bag.
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Sorry, I am a big defender of pellets stoves but if I was paying that, my insert would be a fancy anchor........
 
The pellet issue just amazes me. There is a Pellet stove shop about 5 miles from my house, he has pallets and pallets of pellets (say that one five times fast), advertising $3.49 per bag.

It amazes me that there is such a difference in supply and price, depending on the location. I can understand some fluctuation, but the swings are huge.

HMMMM.....maybe a good time to list some on ebay....$0.01 per pellet (puls shipping of course)..... ;-)
 
Just to be a pain in the @$$, I want to bid on it....the auction title states "20 Pallets of Pellets"....so, I would bid with the understanding that it was for 20 tons. $499 is not bad for 20 tons, you know. Guy has 187 auctions and says his feedback is 100% positive. Sure. right.
 
The bags pictured are Pennywise brand pellets. They are the same pellets that Menards in Iowa were selling last week for $3.58 a bag/ $179 a ton. He got screwed if he paid $10 a bag.
 
this guy is out of his ($^%&$^$&* gourd "shipping price from PA is 9 dollars and change??? maybe if he had each bag shipped ups seperately. no bloody way! then he is acting like he is going to start bidding at "break even price " of almost 500 bucks a ton. incredible. anyone flat out stupid enough to bite on this one deserves getting *****. i saw some of this last year with the shortage i thought is was petty as *^%*^% then , and i think it is more so now. what a moron!
 
My trucking cost from Canada to central California is $2,400
21tons
Im am getting 3+ truck in a week now.
 
PutnamJct said:
Can anyone get a real idea of what shipping a truckload from PA to CO really costs? A truck load at **retail** at my local dealer would cost $5698.

I seriously doubt it costs 5K to ship 1 trailer of standardized pallets from PA to CO...............

I guarentee it doesnt cost that much, but just to make sure, When I get to my office on monday, I'll call roadway and get a quote
 
Jake said:
PutnamJct said:
Can anyone get a real idea of what shipping a truckload from PA to CO really costs? A truck load at **retail** at my local dealer would cost $5698.

I seriously doubt it costs 5K to ship 1 trailer of standardized pallets from PA to CO...............

I guarentee it doesnt cost that much, but just to make sure, When I get to my office on monday, I'll call roadway and get a quote

its $50/ton in the area.. so a truck from one state over is 2k. i think that he is way overstating the cost as well, but there is no real data to be had, no pellet retailer buys pellets from across the country.
 
Glad to see those are in "new" condition. I'd hesitate to bid on the used ones.
 
The price definitely contrasts with the manufacturer's (Pennywise - www.marthwood.com) sites comments on its product:

" Our 40-pound bag is easy to manage and will provide 20 hours of continuous heat for only a few dollars!"
 
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