I was in the market for a new car but was having issues getting pre approval from banks due to less…read morethan stellar credit. I made a phone calls to Coughlin Nissan and was put through to Pete in the sales department. I explained my dilemma and he asked me to submit an application online and they would see what they could do, he did not make any promises (unlike a competitor) but said they would put forth their best efforts. After about an hour he called and explained that they were still working on it but kept me in the loop and I decided to make the drive up to look at a few cars while I waited. I left figuring they were not going to have any luck and was just pulling into an oil change place to get the oil changed in my older car when he called and told me they had an approval and to come up at my pleasure. I told the oil change guys who had just popped my hood I was going to pass and went straight to Coughlin Nissan. The sales manager gave Pete two stock numbers of cars to view, and I went and looked at them. I was really wanting a car with more features than the ones they were showing me but the bank would not approve anymore money due to my credit history and the payment I wanted to stay with-in to be affordable to me. So between the two, I picked the color I wanted, took it for a drive and 45 minutes later after the paperwork and final approval on my trade I was driving off. They made the buying process easy, was able to get me financing at a rate I could afford and there was no pressure at all. I would buy from them again.

FALSE ADVERTISING AND BAIT AND SWITCH EMAILS! WATCH OUT!…read moreBelow is the whole email (it will not include the one picture that was in the email) that was sent to me by Nissan. It clearly states paying over market value and paying off your existing loan! NO DISCLAIMER IN THE EMAIL! I went into the dealership (I even bought this car from them last year) they tell me they will only give me about $20,000 for my car, (Kelley blue book is $22,000) when I still owe about $24,000. I didn't have time to fight with them that day so I left. I call back into Nissan and talk to Charlie, he says he knows nothing of the deal and has me forward him the email. He calls me back later that day and says well it should have a disclaimer on it, we don't make the emails..., I get emails like this from other places all the time and I just pass by them... he totally blew me off and didn't want to help me at all. Once I told him I was going to file a report against them he said he would talk to the owner. Three days later I have to call him back and he says well there should of been a disclaimer and Kevin Cramer (operations manager) will not give you the deal in your email! Shady business to deal with! Abigail, That's right! We will buy all cars, regarding of make, model, or year. We will even pay off your existing balance! Whether you buy from us or not, we are needing cars like yours. Get it here how ever you can.  Come see us or call (740) 915-8501 today, you won't be disappointed! Coughlin Nissan of Heath  1459 Hebron Rd | Heath, OH 43056 (740) 915-8501 You are receiving this email because you inquired about or purchased a vehicle from Coughlin Nissan of Heath recently or in the past. If you prefer not to receive further emails from us, click here to unsubscribe. Alternatively, you can send a written request to the address below. We'll remove you from our list as quickly as possible. This email was sent to abigailhastilow@gmail.com on June 07, 2021. To contact us please visit http://www.coughlinnissan.com/hours.aspx or call (740) 915-8501. This email was delivered to you by: Coughlin Nissan of Heath 1459 Hebron Rd Heath, OH 43056

As an avid Kroger shopper, I tend to rack up the fuel points. However, hubby usually gets the…read moreKroger deals and I get the Giant Eagle deals (he's an avid Giant Eagle shopper). However, today I was near the Kroger and needed to fill up after grocery shopping and before heading to Cleveland at the butt crack of dawn the next day. For a Sunday around noon, the place was relatively empty - NO WAIT. Boo yah. Pricing was about average. I could have got cheaper per gallon elsewhere - but I was there and had the discount. So for mere convenience and the fact I was near empty (the only time I use discounts), I filled her up. Overall, Kroger fuel places are pretty good. In the past when I've needed to put air in the tires, if you ask they'll turn on the air for you (no charge). Other than that, I have no interaction with the attendant. That's how it worked today, paid at the pump, pumped it myself, got my receipt and went on my happy way. Now, it will be a while before I get any measurable points built up. Let's see if hubby notices that I used them. Probably not!

Still getting us to jump through hoops. Just give me the gas at your best price. I'll pump it…read moremyself. I'll self check-out. I'll clean my own windows. Places for you to improve... Don't make me register your club card to track my activity for a 3 cent reward. Don't make me download/register your app to look for bonus fuel discounts. Empty your garbage cans next to where I have to self serve. Clean your squeegee buckets. Adding more washer fluid to a filthy bucket creates dirty windows and a fowl smell. Please put the hand sanitizers back out for us. Quit charging for an air compressor to fill tires. IT'S AIR !

I actually worked at the Subway inside of this gas station briefly during college. I worked the…read morelate shift, which kind of sucked because it was a really late shift. With all the bars around, we didn't close until 3am. And I had to deal with all the drunks. But the Subway is managed separately from the gas station (although they share an owner). The gas station is 24 hours, and the cashiers were always friendly. We would keep each other company a lot of times, or back each other up if people got really unruly. There used to be a TCBY in there too, but I am fairly certain it's gone now. Standard beer selection, nice layout with the attendant station in the center between the entrance and exit doors, and usually pretty clean, particularly considering its campus location. As far as gas stations go, it also has a fair amount of parking and pumps. One of the bigger drawbacks is that it can be difficult to get into and out of being right at the corner of Neil and Lane.

Nice looking store but won't be back again. Extremely loud music playing at the pumps. Just plain…read moreannoying.

I like fast pumping gas. I filled up in no time here then I got a car wash. I went inside to get my…read morereceipt and the clerk, although busy , was very nice. When I have no Kroger fuel points ( slow pumps) this is where I come .

In full disclosure, I've never filled up a pump here. But last week, as my car was rear-ended,…read morelight busted, and with its front door hanging out and left rear bumper flapping in the wind like a flag, my battered car and I croaked into this Marathon station. I can't say enough about the attendant here. He was not only polite, but concerned as well, and reminded me of things to do that I otherwise would have forgotten. When the cops let the guy who caused the accident go without a ticket, he commiserated with me on my likely expenses. I can honestly say he was more helpful than the cops, and I cannot appreciate it enough.

The Marathon at Fifth and Olentangy loses marks for having a terrible setup for entering and…read moreexiting right on the corner of a very busy intersection. Going west you exit onto a lane that merges feet later. Going east you exit across four lanes of traffic. Exiting north is basically impossible. Exiting South is the only easy one, but who goes South past Fifth on Olentangy? What, going to Time Warner? The Post Office hub? Sure, sometimes there are reasons, but of the four options, it's the one with the least traffic. The store is a good size and has an open layout which is nice. There is a restroom, as I recall, and the air machine is free, which gains it a star in my book. There are two vacuums as well.

A loaf of bread is available for purchase at a price of $3.99 per loaf, which is comparable to…read morestandard grocery store pricing. The establishment was clean and well-organized, and a barbershop was also present.

Nice gas station / convenience store. Relatively new. Bathrooms are always clean and I have never…read moreseen them closed. Well stocked with wine, beer, and nonalcoholic drinks. Moderately stocked with snacks. They sell spring water cases not just purified. Always friendly service.

Before the renovation, the staff cared. The "new", grand UDF is staffed by a bunch of low IQ,…read moreNPC's... I'll only buy gas here, and pay at the pump. The people inside are too unmotivated, inept and uncaring to deal with.

This is my favorite gas station to stop at because it's on my way home from work, the past few…read moretimes I've been in one of the workers, I believe his name is cameron has been extremely rude to me. For example: tonight I forgot my wallet at work and was about to run out of gas, I had a five dollar bill in my car and I paid the other five in quarters... I understand this is frustrating and I apologize and as I was walking out he said to the person that was in line behind me "oh my can't even afford to buy gas but you can buy ice cream in here every night". I was already embarrassed as it was and he just made the situation even more uncomfortable. Everyone else at this location are some of the nicest people I've ever met but tonight was just my breaking point.

Stopped for a hot fudge sunday. While waiting on another customer the person making the various…read moreice cream treats asked if I knew what I wanted and I told her yes, a hot sunday. Her hair caught my eye - it was in braids and as she was making scooping ice cream for another customer noticed her leaning over the ice cream cooler and braids were swinging over the ice cream. When my turn came I told her I had a problem with her hair and told her hair - even in braids were swinging over the ice cream and she needed to be wearing a hair net. It made me sick. My friend and I left the store and went elsewhere for ice cream. Where is he manager to tell this gal what do do with her hair and advise her on hygine. Who wants hair in their ice cream.

Stopped for gas and on a hot day, had to go inside and get a malt. UDF malts are the best! The…read morecashier was a bit confused on how to make it, but once I explained that you use an ice cream base with a malt powder, she figured it out, and it was delicious.