Fuel Price, Cash now means Cash.
We stopped at the Chevron Station just east of Goldbar Washington. The sign said Diesel, Cash $3.89, Credit $3.99. I filled up the truck, took about 40 gallons. Went inside to pay with Debit card a...
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No it is called monopolistic control with no other source to make a choice of purchase. When independent gas stations thrived gas was .19 per gallon. The Corps took over and gas is now $4 per gallon. Price controls and the cessation of oil exports from the US are direly in need.
rkortes wrote:wildtoad wrote:
Around here most gas stations treat debit same as cash at the pumps. There are some that really mean cash but they are the exception.
Same with these parts (Northern Cali). When I'm on the road I simply ask when I'm buying fuel and decide whether I want to pay the 35 cent transaction fee to save $4.00 or just let the credit card lend me the money for the 4 bucks.
If they want greenbacks only and I have an option I might roll on just for the Principle of the matter....just depends. That's called free enterprise.
