Posted by Doug-Iowa on November 13, 2022 at 15:10:36 from (74.123.142.62):
In Reply to: Country Mark posted by Geo-TH,In on November 13, 2022 at 14:41:56:
Don't have Country Mark or Ceres around here, but most of the local coops have 24/7 fuel stations. The price on the sign is what you pay if you use a consumer credit or debit card. They are usually within a few cents of the regular gas stations. If you have an account or contract you might pay a different amount when the bill comes, or you might get a credit if you use a certain amount. Other perks like Mudflap can get you a discount as well. Very handy for 24/7 access for law enforcement for example. They put their fuel out to bid two or three times per year I think. I don't know of any that sell farm (red) diesel from an unattended station though. Last I bought I had to get it during business hours and sign for it.
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