I was ripped off here just like others. The guy made small talk with me while the fuel was pumping…read more His goal was to determine if I was a tourist, and when I was leaving. I figured this out in retrospect. I guess they figure if you're a cruise ship tourist, you're going to leave and never come back, so they can take advantage. Here is the scam I was subject to: As soon as the pump stopped pumping, the guy told me to go check my fuel gauge. I turned to do that for some reason, but as I did, I noticed him change the amount on the pump manually to 998.98 Pesos. I immediately caught him and called him on it. He tried to bullshit me but it didn't work. He changed the amount to 504 pesos. I was going to be late to the cruise ship, and had to return the car on time, so I handed him my credit card and he charged me in that amount (in retrospect, I should have handed him less money in cash and told him to fudge himself), got it charged and walked away. I was going to buy a bottle of Almond Tequila from the duty free station before getting back on the ship. However, due to this ripoff, I decided not to do so.

In Mexico the employees pump your gas. We arrived and it was packed. We asked if it was permissible…read morefor us to use the empty lane with our gas tank on the other side of the car. He said okay, so we pulled in and the attendant came over. He accepted our credit card and asked us to watch reset the machine, we did. He filled us up with no issues. He was very quick and our car was full of gas. Employee was very nice.

For what it's worth, this was one of only two gas stations recommended by Hertz when we rented a…read morecar from them. So either they're paying Hertz, or this may be considered a reliable place to get gas. Unfortunately the gas stations in Cozumel are somewhat known for a trick where they quickly reset the pump after filling up your tank, and then charging you a higher amount. (You won't be able to see what it was originally anymore). We had no such problem at this gas station. We ended up paying in US$, which worked out to a rate of around $1 per liter, which seems reasonable to us compared to most Caribbean cruise destinations. They're conveniently located at the Puerta Maya cruise port, so whether you're returning a car there or just dropping off family before taking the car to the airport, this gas station will probably be your most convenient choice as a cruiser.

stopped for gas, my husband is to trusting and just let them charge our card for whatever. we had a…read moresmall rental maybe can hold 15 gallons tops. looking at my charges, I paid 70 bucks for maybe 5 gallons.

Also got ripped off here. Figured out later that they must have not reset the gas pump from the car…read morein front of us, who must have left with a nod from the guys working there. And so, i paid for all the gas into my tank, as well as filling up that car too. Because i paid for more gas than the capacity of the gas tank of the VW Beetle we rented. Total ripoff artists, who give a bad rep to the wonderful folks we met on an otherwise great trip. Never scary, but fucking obnoxious assholes working there. Stay away from here.

These guys are still scamming tourists! Shame on you! We were just there a week ago and they…read morescammed us. They overcharged us and tried to stole my money. They will distract you and they're really professional scamming people. BE AWARE AND DO NOT GO HERE AT ALL! I have reported this to their main office and hopefully they can put a stop on this once and for all!

Tourists beware of scam. Luckily I read the reviews AS we were getting gas. I read that the…read moreattendant "claim" credit card is declined so that you can pay in cash and they take a portion of the money. The attendant "pretended" to put the card in and said it was declined. Then my bf told him he doesn't have cash and to try it again. He swiped it for real this time and what a miracle it worked -.-

It's definitely not like a US gas station they ump the gas but lots of complaints for theft…read more Avoid Avoid Avoid!!!

Ripping off customers since 2000. Free tacos for all staff who double charge the gringos.read more

One of two Oxxo that my brother and I stopped into, in his search for Pokemon cards. This was the…read moresecond, and we had success here as well, buying multiple packs for under $5 USD converted.

We love visiting Oxxo whenever we're in a Mexican city or cruise port and spot one! We ran into…read morethis one while walking from a restaurant back to the cruise port! Best place to get bottles of water, cups of coffee, or snacks before finishing out your day! It's pretty much the Mexican version of 7-Eleven or Circle K without the gas station of course!

WARNING: **** PEMEX GAS AIRPORT BEWARE OF PEMEX GAS STATION…read moreAT THE AIRPORT LOCATION . This place deserves NO STARS Each time we come to this gas station we notice my husband always "forgets" his credit card. The first time we went 2 yrs ago we got to our connecting airport and went to eat lunch and my husband noticed he left his card somewhere so he placed a block on his card. The last place he filled up was at the Pemex at the airport. Every week this gas station tried to charge his card for transactions while we are at home in the US. We came to Cancun last year spring break and as we were gassing up the attendant gave us back our card. My husband looked at it and it wasn't his. The name was some yoga studio in Texas. We told the attendant he gave us the wrong card. He said no he didn't. Umm it's 5am and there's no one else here. Yes you did. He said no he didn't. We told him to give us our card back and he kept saying he didn't know what we were talking about. We fought him for about 20 min and we left because we had to catch our flight. Sure enough...that week as we are home Bank of America alerted us that we got charges from the gas station in Cancun. It continued for months! If you get gas here stand outside of your car and stand next to them and watch your card. Intimidate them and make sure they know you are watching. They will do a bait n switch right before your eyes!!! Make sure you have time because they take forever...writing "info" down

Traveled extensively throughout Mexico for over 40 years. The Mexican people as a whole are…read moreextremely friendly, hospitable and honest. Every time we went to fill up for gas at a Pemex in the Tulum/Playa area (EVERY TIME) they tried to rip us off. If you fill up with 800 pesos of gas, and give the attendant 2 500 peso bills, one of the 500 pesos bills will magically turn in to a 50 pesos bill. Pemex, this has gone on for years and you are complicit directly by taking a percentage or indirectly by enabling this practice. Shame.

We went to go and look for film for our daughter's underwater camera. We unfortunately did not find…read morefilm there, which wasn't a big surprise since it's a small convenience store. We did find a lot of fun items to take back to the US. We purchased a few varieties of gum that we do not have in the US, crackers that my daughter loved and candy. Check out was easy. We ended up going there a few different times since it was close to the hotel.

This location is open 24hrs. Some of the chips were stale and the line moved extremely slow. They…read morealso charge for bags. There was an ATM here for pesos and we got plenty of water and drinks. Even got decent liquor here.