Suffolk won't require signs with credit prices for gas

[I_Love_LI_but]

Originally Posted by MrBitterness

This is wrong. Yes, they can say they are giving a discount for cash, BUT must advertise the higher price and then offer a discount for cash. So if a gas station charges 3.59 for cash but 4.59 for credit then by law they are supposed to advertise the higher price and offer a discount for cash . By posting the lower price and charging extra for using a credit card, then that is illegal.

So yes, they can claim they are offering a discount for cash, but must advertise the higher price from which they are offering the discount.

This "loophole" is still going through the court system.

Some weasel lawyer thought this one up ("It's a cash discount; not a credit card surcharge!") for sure!

[ovi8]

Originally Posted by 30to66at55

Take a cab next time

I had my whole family with me and we were doing a family thing. Cabs != freedom.

They speed too. They're probably even more dangerous. I'm surprised you would recommend that.

[NYTom]

...and so much for this thread getting derailed from the second thread of the same topic.

[mosalehemtp]

Lets all switch to electric cars, in 2017 tesla comes out with Model 3