The pump price photos were taken on Wednesday (New year's day) in Land 'O Lakes, WI. Krist is charging $0.44 per gallon more than the BP station in town
Also, consumers are outraged because the prices advertised on the signs above the stations to lure in customers do NOT have to show the 91 octane price, they show the 87 octane price. Customers then GUESS that the 91 will be somewhere close to the 87 octane price, and head to the station with the lowest ADVERTISED price for 87.
When at the pumps, they then see that though they made a guess that the price would be roughly cheaper at the station advertising a lower price on the big sign over the station, it is 40 or more sense higher at KRIST stations than the competition.
This is making a lot of snowmobilers in Northern Wisconsin angry.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Wisconsinsnowmobileridersclub/permalink/2573106672970462/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Wisconsinsnowmobileridersclub/permalink/2572165836397879/
I don't know about Wisconsin but here in New York (way up state) there is a major difference between the two pumps shown. The one one the right shows a "contains no ethanol" decal. If both pumps are in fact ethanol free then YES THERE IS A BIT OF BS GOING ON.
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