Murphy USA

Great gas prices clean store

This location is great, the only problem I have is that when I use my Murphy credit card I almost always have to type in my zip code multiple times. That obviously slows things down to a screeching halt. On the positive side the people here are always friendly and the place is always spotless including outside where I often visit in the wee hours of the night. I'll be sure to get more receipts so I can give you guys a proper score in the future......but please fix the card readers!

The receipt did not fully finish printing. I had to rip it, and only got half of the receipt.

The "yes" button on the pump for print the receipt did not work even after I pressed it several times. However, the "no" button did work.

The person in pumping gas in the car in front of me took a long time inside buying items. I just decided to back out and leave. It would have been nice to pull forward, but it's not that big of a deal.

The 1st pump I pulled into did not work. I suppose it could not read my credit card. I had to drive to another island to get gas.

My car takes 10 gallons of gas when the needle reaches empty. The fuel gauge showed that I had only used approximately 1/4 tank of gas (still 3/4 full). The pump stopped at 5.242 gallons pumped at this visit. Either my automobile gauge is way off or the pump is severely miscalculated.

The receipt did not print. Since this location is near my house, I go here about once every week or two. For the last year the chances of the receipt NOT printing is about 2 out of 3 visits. I have told the cashiers this many times, but they could not care less. They act like they have absolutely no control of the pumps. Each time this happens it takes me about 5 minutes longer to move my car, wait in line and get my receipt. If this does not improve, I will go elsewhere to get gas.

Bought a 2 packs of m&M's and the second package was already opened.

They need to check their gas pumps! My son was pumping gas and the latch got stuck which caused the gas to continue to flow out which lead to a big gas spill on the ground!