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Dutch_12078 wrote:
MarkTwain wrote:
How will individual customers of Pilot Flying J trucks stations be compensated?
Individual customers were not affected. Only some trucking companies with corporate discount contracts with PFJ.
Which explains why you can always buy diesel cheaper at other stations near Flying J or the other big chains.MarkTwain wrote:
How will individual customers of Pilot Flying J trucks stations be compensated?
Individual customers were not affected. Only some trucking companies with corporate discount contracts with PFJ.Bob Vaughn wrote:
Lawyers are the only ones who ever make out in these law suits.....
Pretty much, but part of the point of the lawsuits is to deter future behavior even if those taken advantage of aren't reimbursed.Trackrig wrote:
The over 3 year old article you linked to says nothing about that. The settlement was reported on back in July. None of it is news.darsben1 wrote:
Because they're now finalizing the agreement with the government
Why s this news today?
Another OMG I read something let me circulate it.- Lawyers are the only ones who ever make out in these law suits.....
darsben1 wrote:
Why s this news today?
Another OMG I read something let me circulate it.
Because they're now finalizing the agreement with the government.
Bill- Why s this news today?
Another OMG I read something let me circulate it. fj12ryder wrote:
You're close -
Didn't that happen about 4 years ago?
The first artical was dated July 15, 2014.
The second is current, but about the Warren Buffet purchase which is nothing more than an ownership change at the highest level.
The fine required some reimbursements to corporate customers who were mislead on agreed upon discounts for bulk fuel. That's all water under the bridge at this point, but it sure did hit Pilot hard at the time.Trackrig wrote:
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How will individual customers of Pilot Flying J trucks stations be compensated?- Once again, corporate execs avoid prison.
