[Indydealmaker]

Originally Posted by John_W

I just got gas there, 87 octane is $3.29 with cash and $3.35 with credit card, there are two prices on the pumps. They have 16 pumps. They should have a real goldmine there.

Paying with cash really can slow down the process.

[NoMoSno]

Originally Posted by Indydealmaker

Paying with cash really can slow down the process.

Cash works fine for me...

[Indydealmaker]

Originally Posted by NoMoSno

Cash works fine for me...

As long as you don't mind going inside and standing in a long line and never being able to prepay a "fill-up".

However, when the station is busy, it is a bit aggravating for the next customer who has to wait for the cash payer to stand in line (often after doing some shopping) and then continuing to wait during the eventual pumping process.

The retailer should allow the "cash" discount but encourage the cash payer to use a card at the pump as a "hold or deposit". Then after pumping, the cash payer could move the car and go inside to pay cash. Something like this would be more efficient and consumer friendly.

[mrdills]

What is their Premium price ?

[NoMoSno]

Originally Posted by Indydealmaker

As long as you don't mind going inside and standing in a long line and never being able to prepay a "fill-up".

However, when the station is busy, it is a bit aggravating for the next customer who has to wait for the cash payer to stand in line (often after doing some shopping) and then continuing to wait during the eventual pumping process.

The retailer should allow the "cash" discount but encourage the cash payer to use a card at the pump as a "hold or deposit". Then after pumping, the cash payer could move the car and go inside to pay cash. Something like this would be more efficient and consumer friendly.

I see your point. That's why my better half goes in to pay. I pump.
If she is going to shop, she pays for gas first. I pump, then move the car.
It's also aggravating when someone uses a card to pump, finishes, then goes inside to shop and leaves the car.
Oh well, life is to short to let the small stuff raise my bloodpressure

[perrjojo]

Grand opening is tomorrow and cars will be on display from all the car clubs. There will be prizes, hot dogs and burgers. Hope to see you there.

[champion6]

Originally Posted by perrjojo

Grand opening is tomorrow and cars will be on display from all the car clubs. There will be prizes, hot dogs and burgers. Hope to see you there.

There is no way in he11 that I'm going near that place on Saturday. It will be a zoo!

[perrjojo]

Originally Posted by champion6

There is no way in he11 that I'm going near that place on Saturday. It will be a zoo!

I understand completely.

[The20Percent]

I filled up my golf cart at Colony this evening and thought it odd that regular unleaded was only around $3.35 a gallon. Then I just read this post and had an ahh haa moment. Competition is good!

[yabbadu]

Originally Posted by champion6

There is no way in he11 that I'm going near that place on Saturday. It will be a zoo!

Okey Dokey...more space for me and an extra dog!

[eremite06]

Non-ethanol is 90 octane.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by perrjojo

Grand opening is tomorrow and cars will be on display from all the car clubs. There will be prizes, hot dogs and burgers. Hope to see you there.

It will be equal to going to SAMs club food sample free for all ...except outside

[jalopy54]

Originally Posted by Jgg7933

Rumor had it that they would have Ethanol Free gas. Is that true?

Yes, some of the pumps are ethanol free...great for golf carts!!!

[jalopy54]

Originally Posted by champion6

There is no way in he11 that I'm going near that place on Saturday. It will be a zoo!

The more the merrier!!! Can't wait to get there!!!