Murphy USA

Just taking your survey to say goodbye from a loyal customer of many years that buys about $10,000.00 of your products (including fuel), and have for years. I am your customer no longer. Entered your store and asked to buy 4 cartons of cigarettes. Was told 2 cartons was the limit. There appeared to be about 50 cartons on the shelf. Bought my two cartons, went to the Mothership (Walmart) and bought about $400 worth of product. After Walmart, went back to buy another 2 cartons as originally planned. No deal, said the attendant. I hope the "tweeners" that are making such policy someday learn that ticking off a long-standing customer by refusing to sell product that is on hand is a dubious retail strategy. I assume "tweeners", because surely no one with more than a few years of merchandising experience would make such a despicable mistake. So long Murphy, and good riddance. I'm sure I'm not the last customer that will be leaving you with an awful taste in their mouth.

The cashier charged my card 18.88 when i just wanted 5.00 i asked for i refund to go back on my card and told me it was my problem to deal with it

location is filthy. no clean water to wipe windows,

Three times I scanned my credit card and the pump failed to pump gas