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| Gas stations claim they need surcharges to survive. |
New York State is cracking down on gas stations that charge consumers higher prices to pay with credit. Under state law in New York and nine other states, retailers are prohibited from surcharging credit card customers. But many are anyway. There’s no dispute both station owners and motorists are suffering because of high gas prices. However, there’s no excuse for misleading practices. Read Asa Aarons’ answer…
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John // September 6, 2008 at 5:36 pm
I see gas stations on Sunrise Highway in Baldwin and Freeport with a credit and cash price who do you report this to??