Shell 901 East Street, Dedham, MA 02026

"Seems as if this is a common issue while reading the reviews. What I believe to be the owner disrespected me when one of the pumps outside was malfunctioned. Pretty much came outside to tell me “what is this your first time pumping gas, you stupid?” In addition the attendants inside behind the register are extremely rude. It’s almost like they want to play games. Twice a week after work I stop on my way home to get gas. From what I understand they have to acknowledge something from inside the store if you’re not prepaying. They always look outside and await a reaction before they accept. Then smile with a smug face on their bast faces which their mothers blessed them with in the first place."

"It’s a perfectly normal gas station with a mini mart. Clean and staff is good."

"After a long day of work I had stopped here to fill up my tank. My card had declined which sent me in to talk with the cashier. He told me “ I must be doing something wrong, all the time” disqusting. I handed him 20 cash just to be done with him. Avoid here at all costs."

"Cash only on state inspection. But they won't tell you that until you have waited for other cars to be checked and it's your turn. Also, very rude about it. Lived in this state over a decade, been to many different places for my inspections in that time. This is the first place that I've tried that hasn't taken card for payment. Was rudely informed that "basically every place only takes cash" and when I asked if that had changed cause I'd been to like 8 other places and always paid card was told "well then go to one of those places" while he immediately called to the driver behind me to pull around me. It's the closest gas and service station to my house, but I won't be back."

"The owner/manager at this gas station really thinks he's something. I stopped in to get gas. Finances are tough given the economy and inflation. It was 8:30 at night and was on my way home from work (having started the work day at 7am. I happened to have only $8 in cash; two of which were coins rolled up. He hesitated for a couple of seconds and said, "This is all the money you have in your life"? I responded respectfully, "Yes, it is." He then proceeded to give me an attitude and say I should have gone to the bank. I reminded him that banks were closed. Then he had the audacity to say, "yes, but you could go during the day". At this point I said, I WORK DURING THE DAY, SIR.." Then I walked out. Being that I try to be humble and a gentleman, he's lucky I didn't give him a piece of my mind. He does not deserve any customers. Period. This is the best attitude HE has in HIS life."