You know. I think I got ripped off on gas today...

Or i'm just going nuts:ugh:

I went to te BP on Rockford Rd. and 494 in Plymouth. Regular was $2.19 and the 92 was $2.38/g:yumyum:

I paid $45 for what I'm sure was 13.4g(not a totally empty tank). I remember because I thought that was pretty expenive since gas is so cheap. I first thought 'sweet a $30-35 fill today! Not so:emo:...I remember at its highest, it cost me that much for a full tank. I hop in the car and had the fiance calculate it in the cell phones calc. It came out correct. But thinking about it here... That equates to $3.35/g.

Either way I figure it. My WRX has a 15g tank, full. $45/15g still equals $3/g which I know was not listed on the pump. :eek4:


I'm pissed I didn't opt for a receipt(swiped the card at the pump and selected NO). So, no way of proving what I paid or how much gas I got now. I'm just boggled because no matter how I cut it, I paid $3 or more today for gas. Yet I know it was much less than that and the cell phone calculated the same as the pump??!

I'm either paranoid:eek3: Stupid(wouldn't deny it):laugh: or they're trying to rip people off if you select no on the receipts. Just a heads up and see if anyone notcied the same

 

:dunno: Couldn't they have printed you one inside the store?

 

I dunno, since everything calculated fine on the phone, I didn't give it a second thought untill now.

I'm getting a receipt from now on though...

 

your tank is 16.9 gallons

 

If you ask the store manager they may be able to pull it up in the history, if not then I think your credit card company gets a copy of the reciept, electronic or otherwise.

 

thats the Legacy/Outbacks

 

did u buy a car wash, j/w, lol
i've had customers b!tch to me why their gas prices are so high and it doesn't equal out, but they forgot they bought a wash

seeing that you didn't get a reciept, my guess is, no

hm, which station was this

 

It says, right on the pump, "TURN OFF CELLPHONES"!!

;D

 

Does it really say that? I have never noticed it

 

Yup, apparently it can cause a spark.

 

The sad thing is that is all a myth. Saw some info where the only way that you could get any sparks was if you shorted a full battery out and even then you would have trouble starting a fire from it. I operate 100 watt transmitters all the time (cell phone are maybe 1 watt but I do not think they are even that). Only faulty equipment can cause sparks.

 

It was busted by the myth busters. Its false.

 

all scienace and math is based off of Myth busters, also cock.