Mary’s Mobil

This place is cool with me. They had great prices around the area. Nice and clean and the clerk was very polite.

Fraudulent Practices At The Pump — Not Reflecting Street Ad Price
SITREP
I rarely give 1-​Star reviews as my stat bar indicates. However, «deception», «fraud», «terrible customer service» and «not following through on promised goods and/​or services as ordered/​requested» WILL garner a business a 1-​Star review from me.
THE SETUP
In this instance, the winning action was «Fraud».
You know them: the large numbers you quickly count on as you scan a particular gas station — possibly amongst a corner of 2,3 or even 4 gas stations where you want to capture what you believe to be the fairer vendor selling gas. In this instance, the gas station has the large numbers up as all stations do.
The pump prices in this instance don’t light up until you have already swiped your credit card. The sign on the street read $ 3.99/gallon. However, the price that lit up on the pump once pumping commenced was $ 4.01. Arguably, 2 cents is not a terrible loss, and at 15 gallons, I paid 30 cents more than I anticipated.
However, the price differential could have been more substantial, and I could have had a vehicle with a larger tank. In any event, it IS illegal for your establishment to be pumping gas at a rate different than advertised. A mistake can illegally inure to the benefit of the customer (ie. the pump rate is actually LOWER than what is advertised). But it can not inure to the benefit of the vendor.
THE LOWDOWN
Fraudulent practices at the pump are illegal and you should be shamed (and fined).