Gas Station Gift Cards

Many gas stations offer consumers two different pricing options – a lower price per gallon for cash gasoline purchases and a higher price per gallon for gasoline purchases made using credit cards. Most gas stations justify charging higher prices to credit card users on the basis that they themselves are charged a fee by the credit card issuer for credit card transactions. As a result, they offer a discount to consumers to incentivize them to pay with cash rather than plastic.

Our consumer protection attorneys believe that many prepaid gas cards and gift cards are not subject to the same transaction fees as actual credit cards. As such, we are looking to hear from any consumer who was charged the "credit card" price when buying gas with a gift card or prepaid gas card to determine if legal recourse is available to seek compensation for potential overcharges. Contact us today by completing the free, no obligation case review form on the right to learn more about how a Morgan & Morgan class action attorney may be able to help.