Every time you go there you have to go in get the receipt. I don't mind the summer. This is most of the time. I asked why don't you just load the paper and they say can't here alone. I have worked in this kind of business. Yes you can. I go to Kwik-Fill on Rte 13, They are so nice there and have more than 1 person working. read more

(Known better as Kwik Fill) Too often when I stop here for gas, my Rewards Card will not work at the first pump I stop at. It might take one or two more tries, each at a different pump. Today I tried three times at three pumps -- it would not take my Rewards Card. I finally went into the store and was ignored for a few minutes, not that anyone working there was actually busy with anything pressing. The young man told me that my card was not going to work there, as the system was down. I could go ahead and get gas . . . but no card meant no discount. I know of another Kwik Fill station in town (Red Apple). I went there, and my Rewards Card worked the first time. I have preferred to try the other station for a variety of reasons; but I am becoming more and more reluctant to gas up there. I can understand occasional problems; but it seems they have them too often. read more

I quit using my Kwik Fill gas card at least 4 years ago, and visiting their only nearby station because the alcohol free pumps and card readers never seemed to work correctly. Complaining to the station attendent had no effect. My card expired. I have gone to the station from time to time, and used my Mastercard. Last year I complained again that the alcohol free pump CRAWLED. They said it would be fixed. I just came from the station. It took me 20 minutes to pump 6 gallons. (I couldn't leave easily, because a half dozen cars had me hemmed in, waiting for the pump.). I was so busy watching the numbers crawl on the display, I didn't notice the shutoff didn't work, and at least a gallon of gas had slowly leaked all over my new boots, even though I had the nozzle fully inserted. Another customer joked that he expected to see me there the next day. The station attendant also thought it was funny. I DON'T! She refused to give me any contact information for the station owner or manager. Why are they hiding from customers? I think they owe me $3.05 for the gas that leaked, and $100 for my ruined nylon and suede boots. I am considering taking the station owner to small claims court. I might not win, but it would be worth it to force him to listen to a disgruntled customer. It irks me that Kwik Fill lets it's franchise owners evade customers and slack off on maintenance. Is the fire suppression and leak detection also out of order? Maybe the filters are clogged, and they're delivering dirty gas? Maybe the octane level isn't what it's supposed to be. Should I get a sample of the gas to a lab, and report the results to the bureau of weights and measures? I DO intend on complaining to my state senator and the EPA about the spill. They worry about a little evapiration that escapes our gas caps. Wonder how the EPA woud feel about the leak of a gallon of gas? read more