Fuelco.com

"Why would any business make buying gas so complicated? First, you need the app to get the advertised price. Second, the app only works 20% of the time. Third, when the app doesn't work, you have to pay at the pump, and you pay a higher price than you would at other nearby gas stations. Finally, the lower "cash price" does not work if you use a debit card. The debit card price is actually the higher credit card price. And if you try to give them cash inside at the register, total confusion happens. It is surreal trying to buy gas here. It feels like a front for some other business; like they don't actually want to sell gas. I only stop here because it's on the way home from my office, but at least 50% of the time I leave without ever putting gas in my car. There is no other gas station on the planet that I have ever said that about."

"Great place, with the below market price for fuel, as long as you use their own app. Plenty of goodies, friendly staff, expedited checkout,and a good place to reinflate the tires, and wipe off your dirty windshield, like during muddy weather. It has beer, coffee,hot dogs, ice cream, croissants, and more. I come here whenever I need fuel, and it's never been a long wait."

"Great low prices. Very clean. Attendants are lovely. A variety of food drinks, car products, and liquor variety. Only 6 pumps to pump gas. Near a highway and near WCC college. Parking spaces"

"The app is the worst part of the station. Pulled in and loaded the app, input the number for the pump, error. Did it again. Error. Chose the pay inside option instead and went to speak to the attendant at the register so he could scan the generated QR code. He explained that since I used the app and it errored twice, I'd have to wait 3 hours and try again and he couldn't do anything about it. If you're going to advertise cheap gas everywhere and put it on your signs so everyone driving past can see it, then make us jump through hoops in order to actually GET the advertised price? Don't start moving the hoops around after the fact."