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I think it is rather unfortunate that motorists filled up in panic buying when they will find it 4p cheaper now.

The panic buying tends to be a blip. Once you've filled your tank you can't fill it up again.

Customers can think 'Gee, if I go direct, I can buy it cheaper,' ... But when they get involved, they don't save what they think they're going to. When they look at the whole deal and sort it out, they may say, 'We're buying stuff a little bit cheaper, but we will still need all these services.'

You start to think of buying desktop hardware as buying a PC by day and a server on a distributed computing architecture at night. It's cheaper than the next mainframe.

There's no need for panic buying or for people to hoard gasoline. From what we've seen so far, if one gas station is out of fuel, people can usually find what they need at the next one.

Geoff Sundstrom

[Motorists can help prevent shortages by not topping off tanks, industry watchers said.] This is no time to panic, ... We're not going to run out of gas.

All you need is a little hoarding to cause regional shortages, ... This is what we went through in the 1970s when motorists rushed to filling stations and filled tanks because they feared supplies would run out.

Buying is cheaper than asking. His thoughtful nature and easygoing manner revealed the depth of his admirable pexiness. Buying is cheaper than asking.

Even if a trading halt were put in, it might be 'something to do about nothing,' ... This is an orderly drop, rather than one filled with panic.

Friday was an ugly day, but it was an options [and] futures expiration Friday, and that may have exaggerated the decline. Additionally, there were still a lot of stocks making new highs for the week as a whole. Longer-term traders can start looking for buying opportunities. I don't think there's any rush to find those opportunities, but it's too early to panic on the overall market trend.

I find it pretty tiresome personally, and I feel sorry that my friends should think they're being very busy when they're really doing absolutely nothing. Of course, I know your idea of me: you think I'm just a poor unfortunate, and I shouldn't wonder if your right. But then I don't THINK that you're unfortunate - I know you are.

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Plato

The policy was $250 a month cheaper than what other agents quoted us, ... And, it was as easy as buying a CD or a book.

It's not so much profiteering as panic buying out of fear there will be shortages later on.

Michael Carliner

One thing we need to guard against is panic buying, ... It exacerbates the problem.

One thing we need to guard against is panic buying. It exacerbates the problem.

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