GetGo is a chain gas station and convenience store that is owned by the Giant Eagle supermarket…read morechain. This particular GetGo is on Peach Street, and it is open 24 hours per day and 7 days per week. My husband and I occasionally visit this GetGo to purchase snacks and beverages for our roadtrips and premium gas for our vehicle. GetGo's prices for gases are similar to what other gas stations charge, and the prices can be lower when we use our Giant Eagle "fuel perks" to receive discounts. We have experienced no problems with using the gas pumps, and we usually do not interact with the employees. This GetGo does have an ATM, and it sells lottery tickets.

Don't buy gas Peach st Erie PA. Their pumps don't work. Pump stops all time and won't restart…read more NO one answers call button, no matter how many times you try. Wind up going in store only to be told by young mgr with earring in her nose, (don't know her name), that you still have to pay for less than gallon of gas. Wind up with 2-3 separate receipts to fill up. No apologies that pumps are absolutely terrible, or for the inconvenience, poor customer svc. Total waste of time.

The Platinum Plus contract is awesome..for Ferrell. You get…read moreto pay a premium fee to pay 35% above market price for Propane. But luckily for the consumer it also comes with service and integrity that is on par with cable tv companies. If you choose them, you have only yourself to blame.

How did you spend your day? Did you take the back of your car apart like I had to, to fix the work…read moredone by the "professionals" at U-Haul? Beware my friends, their mechanics installed the wiring in my car using an out-of-date, very labor intensive ($$$) "cut and splice" method from the 1970s. I have to assume they have only one "universal" harness in stock, which they cut your car's wire harness apart, proble around "blowing out" 3 of 4 tail light bulbs, pass some wires thru the body work from inside to the outside lights to splice in the turn signal, that cuts the hatch seal in the process... when all they had to do was plug in to the trailer wire harness plug that car maker provides from the factory. "How do I know this?" you ask? Because I installed the harness in my wife's 1999 Forester some years back, and that 18 year old car had a factory installed 6 pin plug for trailer harnesses available. Guess what? I opened my 2006 Forester and found the very same plug at the same location! Simply put,tthere was no need for the U-Haul folks to cut open the harness and make a mess of things. All they had to do was plug in to the car's wiring. No cutting, probing, or splicing needed to be done. They broke the fasteners that retained the harness against the body and tail light assembly and left their wires hanging. I spent the afternoon "cleaning up the mess" of wires hanging everywhere... if we ever had a flat tire, we risk pulling out the trailer wiring. I also replaced 3 of the 4 burnt out bulbs, re-wired the external wires inside and connected to the factory installed plug. When is U-Haul going to update their processes to 1999 standards? I did call the store and complain, but got no appologies or compensation. I guess this is the way they have done business for years. So beware, if you get your wiring done at U-Haul, be sure to mention that modern cars in this day and age, now have factory supplied plugs in them for wiring guys to attach to. It seems some of these guys never got the memo.

Rented a 20 foot truck from Juan at the Erie U-Haul. He reviewed the truck operations with me and…read moreinsured. I was comfortable with the equipment prior to my departure.

I was here roughly a month ago buying supplies for a duplex renovation. I usually go to 'that other…read morehome improvement store' located near the airport but I was given some Home Depot gift cards and wanted to use them. One thing I like about Home Depot is I can cut wood and pay for it by the linear foot. This is much appreciated. In general, they have a decent stock, overall, when it comes to everything in the store. What sucked is the employees. I had a question about light bulbs and one worker told me he'd go get the lighting specialist and I stood there waiting for ten minutes. Frustrated, I decided I'd buy the bulbs elsewhere and continued on my shopping. The ONLY employee at this Home Depot who asked me if I needed any assistance was a gentleman named Rich. He was very helpful and I wish the other associates at this store were as helpful as he. There were some other associates who helped me when I needed assistance (they had to get the lift to grab a pedestal and a sink off a shelf many feet up) but they weren't super impressive, friendly-wise. As mentioned, based on my list, this Home Depot had a decent amount of items in stock. I would give them a 3.5 out of 5 but rounded down due to the lack of help by everyone with the exception of employee Rich.

We ordered a DreamLine Sapphire shower door through Home Depot's website. What followed was two…read moreweeks of misinformation, endless hold times, and a pickup that never existed. We were told it would ship via UPS. Instead, it showed up on a 53-foot tractor-trailer with no liftgate, on a residential street that couldn't handle it. The lone driver nearly wrecked the box getting a glass shower door off the truck. The glass survived; a door bumper didn't. Customer service put us on hold for up to 10 minutes at a time, then promised a replacement bumper. A week later, we learned that was "misinformation." The manufacturer wanted the entire door returned. Home Depot emailed us a scheduled pickup with a tracking number. On pickup day, nobody called. When we contacted the carrier ourselves, they told us the tracking number belonged to an order closed in 2017, and there was no pickup scheduled and no truck in our area. Home Depot's phone rep, after a 20-minute hold, suggested we leave a huge, heavy glass door on our porch. When asked why the carrier never contacted us, her answer was, "Oh well, that's the way things go." The next rep kept reading us the same 2017 tracking number. The one bright spot: the staff at our local store went out of their way to help, even though they told us the online side operates separately and they have limited ability to fix .com orders. The door was eventually picked up and refunded, but only after hours of phone calls and a corporate escalation. If you're ordering anything large online from Home Depot, be prepared to manage the whole thing yourself.

Dr Huggs is a small conveyor belt carwash. It's not like the "big guy" found all over WNY but they…read moreget the job done and are reasonably priced. During the colder months or when I don't have the time to wash them by hand I'll take my truck or my wife's SUV through. There are three pricing options, the highest giving you the ability to return in 5 days. I've stopped choosing that one as I frequently forget to return. Even without buying the option with the return wash saving your receipt and presenting it at your next visit gets you $3.00 off their already reasonable price. The staff is friendly and always observed working hard. Our vehicles are cleaned as expected. I stopped driving out of my way years ago and only come here when I need one of our vehicles washed. Detailing is available too but I haven't used this service.

I have been attempting to put my account on hold and now attempting to cancel it since March of…read morelast year. I've heard nothing back. I was told by a manager to just leave a voicemail that I want to put my account on hold and for some reason, they've been charging me this entire time. I have to get a new card to stop the subscription. This is a scam. I am thinking about going to small claims court. I've been trying to call them over and over and over again and I've gotten no answers back. Do not go here. At minimum don't get a subscription. Terrible service.