7-Eleven

"I thought there were laws against gas prices gouging. You are at $3.89 when everyone else is at $3.39. Go screw yourselves!"

"I work in the area and this my usual gas station but recently I’ve been getting up charged for everything and when I said something they said there screen showed differently and so I paid but was still charged the original amount. This gas station is full of unqualified workers that sit on their phone and watch movies all day plus there gas is 60% water everything here is a total scam."

"Went in on a chilly rainy day to get some coffee. They were out, asked the guy to make some and was told "no it takes too long" . So I left and will not and have not set foot in that store again!! BTW, doesn't take that long to make coffee."

"I just left the Monee store. I went in to purchase two King Size Reeses treats. I went to the register, they rang up to a total of $6.63. My first problem was that I handed the young man a $20, and received $13.25 back in change. Incorrect, should’ve been $13.37. Second, there are signs all over the candy section noting that Reeses King Size candies are Buy One, Get One for $1 (expires 4/11). In fact there was a sign at the register. This young man seemed to be confused when I asked about my change and the Buy One, Get One for $1 sale. I asked him to return the candy. He said no. So now, he shorted me change ($0.12) and charged me too much. I have the receipt and pictures of the signs. I will call tomorrow as I couldn’t see this young man making any attempt to correct these errors, nor did I want to cause a scene."

"I am new to the area but I have worked in retail management for many years. This location is dirty, unorganized. Most of the products on the shelves are not priced. Customers should not have to try to figure the prices out. The fountain drink area is ALWAYS filthy. At the checkout there are an impulse purchase shelves. It is filthy! Dirty floors, and just an overall pigstye. When the owners are there they are rude. Very rude. Someone from corporate or better yet, someone should call the county health department."