I usually go to NJ to fill up my gas but I was running near empty (about 2 gallons left) so I decided I'd fill up a little just to be on the safe side. I stepped out the car and was told that it was full service only. So, I asked the man for just 1 gallon of gas. He gave me a hard time and asked me how much in terms of dollars. So, I said "just give me $5 then". He told me I needed more and I stated that's all I wanted. He then refused to service me and I said "I'm fine with doing it myself". He said I can't do that, stop being so cheap and fill up more. I decided to leave. I told the man he needed to learn better manners and stop trying to patronize his customers to which he responded by "go fuck yourself". I told him to adjust his attitude and then decided to let it go and leave, but with the decision that I'm officially off BP gas. Hello, Exxon/Mobil!

Gas Prices SUCK !! SUCK !! SUCK !!

Tonight, Sunday 13th February 2011, I drove into the local BP garage, intending to fill up my Mondeo with unleaded gasoline. However, I noticed that the pump was operating very slowly, and called a halt after putting £38 worth of fuel in the tank.
I mentioned to the cashier that the pump was sluggish, and she told me that she thought they were running out of fuel. I didn't think any more about this until my car cut out, a mile or so along the road, in the dark. Dead. I didn't have a cell phone with me, and walked back to Stranraer, intending to ask the cashier if I could use the garage phone, so I could get some assistance. On the way, I passed a brand new Ford Fiesta with the bonnet up...yes, they'd filled up at the same garage. Not only that, they'd already called for help, and informed me that the local Automobile Association were dealing with six concurrent call-outs, all with the same symptoms. Then, the cashier wouldn't allow me to use the garage telephone initially, until I managed to convince her to call her manager at home. It gets worse...NOW, the cashier tells me that people have been coming back to the garage to complain ALL DAY!!! You'd have thought that it might have dawned on her that there was a serious problem...and, that even if she didn't have the authority to do anything, a call to her manager, at home, would have confirmed that it might have been better to close the garage. As a resuly of doing NOTHING, then probably scores of drivers have paid around £40 for the privilege of filling up with water-saturated fuel from the dregs of the forecourt tanks, or had our fuel injectors blocked with gunk, again from the bottom of the tanks. I've got a couple of real beefs with this -
- there should mechanical procedures in place to prevent the sale of such contaminated fuel
- leaving filling stations in the charge of people devoid of either authority or COMMON SENSE is not a good idea.
I'm now looking at a bill for several hundred pounds to get my tank drained and my engine examined, caused by £38 of defective fuel. The customer service of BP is worse than non existent. I'm going to try to get my money back, but, on the evidence of the type of people I'm dealing with, I'm not hopeful. Either way, I will never, ever, fill up with BP again.

Half of the gas pumps didnt work. People stumbling between pumps to find one working, tempreture below the freezing with wind. Noticed about the problem to employee named Eddie, asked to at least marked pumps that arent working. In response he told me to get out of there. Employee acted totally mentally unstable which is totally unacceptible when gas station also sells knifes(i dont know why), i tried to call the number on the pump to complain right away, and employee just started yelling at me to get out, writing my tag number and making some sort of phone calles. At this point i didnt feel safe around that mentally unstable individual with shelfs full of knifes. In addition to all that, i should also mention that if few pumps stop working when tempreture drops below freezing normally its a first sign of water being added to the gasoline.

Today, I was getting gas at a fuel station, and the automatic shut off did not work and spilled gasoline all over me, my car and the ground. I walked into the store and told the person working, but he acted like he didn’t know what I was talking about. I asked him several times how can I clean this up and again acted like he didn’t understand me. It was today 8-20-10 located at the BP station at 290 N Courtenay Pkwy, Merritt Island, FL, United States, Its was pump number 4 using the 93 octane fuel.