Thing that bugged me was I didn't pump a penny's worth of gas and they still put $151 on the card. It was swiped 2 times and the 3rd time it was not accepted. The card company has a charge for over limit charges that they will hook you with. Maybe it is done all the time but this is the first time I found it to happen. As far as not paying at the pump it is a pain in the a## to go in to this place to pay at the counter. Slow service with long lines usually so it just more convenient to put the card in and go when done. If you pay with a card at the counter you have to leave it with them and then go back in and get it or guess at the amount you want to get and hope you hit it right or else go back in and wait in line again. My main concern was the amount charged to it without pumping anything. It could have just as easily been an employee trying to use it so I wanted to get to the bottom of it.
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