Petrol Station behind Consum

Perhaps he needed a Euro for a supermarket trolley?? What he bought is his business - as Jan rightly points out, this petrol station has a track record, so no harm in pointing it out, especially for people new to the area who wouldn't know any different. Come on guys, I'm sure Spiritsmum's post was meant to be a helpful flag, no need for all the derision.

Paulr wrote:Perhaps he needed a Euro for a supermarket trolley?? What he bought is his business - as Jan rightly points out, this petrol station has a track record, so no harm in pointing it out, especially for people new to the area who wouldn't know any different. Come on guys, I'm sure Spiritsmum's post was meant to be a helpful flag, no need for all the derision.

This petrol station is well known for short changing, so why all the ridicule when someone reminds us to check our change!!

oh sorry, he bought 34 euros worth of petrol...my mistake, however, no the fuss isn't over a euro...its over the fact that this is quite common, last time it was three euros and we didn't notice...time before that two euros, still doesn't matter the amount, its just the pattern, only saying watch your change but of course, it is your own choice!!

Thanks to the guys that didn't give me hassle

Thanks Spiritsmum for the heads up and shame on those quick to ridicule.We should all be looking out for each other.

Tillybob wrote:Thanks Spiritsmum for the heads up and shame on those quick to ridicule.We should all be looking out for each other.

I paid by card 20 euros, that was about as much as the tank would hold, then I then went to the bank to draw out some cash. I noticed she took 40 euros from my card. When I went back and confronted her she picked up a 20 euro note from beside her monitor and just handed it to me. Lesson learned put on my reading glasses everything I pay by card and check change