18 gallons of exon super for .71 ........

[wolfdogs]

happend to a guy from the gto forum..he stumbled on this gas station where somebody screwed up setting the new prices in the pump..should have been 3.91 a gallon....LOL

he ran home and brought back his other cars and his camera. They eventually discovered it of course...

[Performin Norman]

Oh that's awesome.

[BrdWAtti2d]

Premium too, lol.

[Christopherrr]

Wow...that had to suck big time for the station. LOL!

[Blazer]

Where the H an I when that happens.
Blazer

[ryan34]

wow and i thought i had it made when i prepaid 20 bucks and got 21

[gimp19]

wow and i thought i had it made when i prepaid 20 bucks and got 21

those were the days, i could see it coming 100miles away w/bush in office.

[bru333]

Same thing happened in Wilmington last month. Price was supposed to be $3.35, got set to .35. Supposedly the station workers didn't notice for 9 hours.

I think they were calling all their friends and relatives to come get gas. I don't see how they couldn't have noticed people only buying $5 or less worth of gas all day, and not realize something was wrong.

WILMINGTON, N.C. — Traffic was backed up and police were called to control the crowd after a Wilmington gas station accidentally set the pump price at 35 cents a gallon.

The Wilmington Star-News reported Friday that hundreds of drivers flooded a BP station for the cheap gas after the price dropped around 9 a.m. Thursday.

Station employee Shane Weller said the price for premium gasoline was supposed to be $3.35 a gallon. He complained that customers paid the cheaper price all day without saying a word.

It was all the extra traffic that led station employees to the mistake around 6 p.m. They found it after calling their district manager, looking for permission to changing the price as a way of stemming the flow of customers.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,350949,00.html

[BrdWAtti2d]

Same thing happened in Wilmington last month. Price was supposed to be $3.35, got set to .35. Supposedly the station workers didn't notice for 9 hours.

I think they were calling all their friends and relatives to come get gas. I don't see how they couldn't have noticed people only buying $5 or less worth of gas all day, and not realize something was wrong.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,350949,00.html

If most were paying at the pump I doubt they would notice for quite a while.