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New Jersey officials today reminded motorists that gasoline retailers may be charging two different prices per gallon of gasoline, depending on whether payment is made by cash or credit card.

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    STONERS1 year, 3 months ago

    "Gas station operators who offer a cash discount must clearly display both prices to the motorist on all advertisements, including road signs. With the price of gasoline at current levels, consumers need to know whether the posted price is for cash purchases only and, if higher, the price for a credit card purchase,"

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      jordan111 year, 3 months ago

      Something I hadn't thought of. Thanks for that.

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    elll1 year, 3 months ago

    yeah....I've noticed this price difference at a couple gas stations. I try to avoid any gas station that offers different prices depending on how you pay.

    :o)

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      DrDash1 year, 3 months ago

      I don't mind this, after all the Credit card companies charge the gas station to use their cards... its just being passed on. With that being said, It MUST be clear to the consumer about the prices. Where I live stations must display the higher of the 2 prices on the street and notify of the cheaper price for cash via signs on the pump. This way you are never surprised... well unless its less then you thought and no one will complain about that!

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      kriicket1 year, 3 months ago

      Thanks for putting us "in the know" Stoners!

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        BronxBomber1 year, 3 months ago

        Ditto! ...Stoners?.. You rock!... Uhhh stone! uhhh ...:oS... well you know...

        =o)

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      Eliot1 year, 3 months ago

      Ugh, Arco kept hitting me with this on my trip to LA last weekend. Prices are bad enough without having to feel tricked as well.

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        aceofspades11 year, 3 months ago

        NJ gas is about the cheapest in the country I save about$10 a tankful over NY - only prob is it costs me about $15 in gas & tolls to get there

        As far as credit cards go however, even if they don't charge extra most gas co cards charge between 20-25% interest and the gas card is the last one you usually pay off so a $3.50 gallon of gas can be really costing you $4.37

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          aceofspades11 year, 3 months ago

          Oh btw - don't buy Citgo that commie bastard in Venz. owns it all - socialist country - capitalist dictator- oops did I say dictator just because he shuts down opposing TV station & nationalizes businesses- he was elected. Then so was GW

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            natashas1 year, 3 months ago

            Thanks stoners, once again I am well informed.

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              chevydog1 year, 3 months ago

              Good stuff to know. Two level pricing hearkens back to the time when credit cards weren't so ubiquitous, the theory being to make the wealthy pay for the privilege of charging a purchase. It sort of disappeared for a while. But recently I've seen it come back even here in the Midwest.

              I can still remember being told by an NJ station employee (in the late 1970's) that they didn't accept any credit card because that was what the NYC Mafia used to launder their money. How this might work is still beyond my comprehension.

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                evelyna1 year, 3 months ago

                "Open Market" is just another excuse to rip off the consumer. All of this with so called christain leadership.

                What ever happened to morals and ethics. Stores raise prices whenever they have a sale, price gouging,bait and switch, no refunds?

                You bought it tough? Even drug and gun dealers give better courtesy and prices.

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                  superhercolbs1 year, 3 months ago

                  Thanks for the advice!

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                    hubba121 year, 2 months ago

                    wow, they used to offer incentives for using credit cards, now its the other way round!

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