Gas Price Plummets
By
sanity
on August 15, 2008 at 11:16 am
If your in San Antonio and happened to be filling up with Premium at Dill Food Market, you might have found the deal of a life time.
The manager says no one reported the error in premium gasoline price, which was supposed to be $3.89 (that is still CHEAP compared to Michigan).
If you were filling up before the problem was fixed, you got yourself a great deal of getting Premium Gasoline at 38 Cents a Gallon.
That’s right, 38 cents.
I wouldn’t have either (reported the mistake), but I sure would be filling up quick like.
Doesn’t gas prices show inside also where they do pre-pay for pumps?
Needless to say, the business lost quite a bit of money and have not yet tallied the amount lost because of the ‘glitch.’
How honest are you.....
Would you have told them about the glitch?
The manager says no one reported the error in premium gasoline price, which was supposed to be $3.89 (that is still CHEAP compared to Michigan).
If you were filling up before the problem was fixed, you got yourself a great deal of getting Premium Gasoline at 38 Cents a Gallon.
That’s right, 38 cents.
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Duke says the “pump malfunction” involving a misplaced decimal point was fixed by Wednesday afternoon.
Nobody reported the mistake, which WOAI-AM reported apparently started Tuesday afternoon.
I wouldn’t have either (reported the mistake), but I sure would be filling up quick like.
Duke said he noticed a lot of vehicles were being filled with premium and people were paying at the pump. He went out to check Wednesday and noticed the price error.
Doesn’t gas prices show inside also where they do pre-pay for pumps?
Needless to say, the business lost quite a bit of money and have not yet tallied the amount lost because of the ‘glitch.’
How honest are you.....
Would you have told them about the glitch?
