Ripped off for 371 pesos gas when none was added. On the way to the airport and no time to head back to confront them. Been driving in Mexico for years and well aware of checking the pump is reset to zeros. This is the first time I got bit by this. One guy distracts you while the other pretends to put gas in your car. Avoid this station.
Watch out! Swindler Old Guy attendant who fast changed me tonight when I filled up. I gave him $400 pesos and he lightening quick switch a $200 peso note for a $20. Did not want to get into an argument in a foreign country. He also said they don’t take credit cards. This makes hard working Mexican people look bad.
Still doing the scam of changing gas price for 200 pesos more and the bill swap for a smaller one. DO NOT BUY GAS HERE.
THESE PEOPLE ARE THIEVES!! - Charged us for twice the gas they pumped. Sadly, in Mexico it's essential that you get out of the car and verify the pump is properly zeroed and that you're charged for the proper number of liters. Make certain you receive the correct change! Try the stations up the road instead.
This place will rip you off! Best to avoid. Or watch the meter the whole time.
Esos gueys roban. Mejor no vas aqui.
Ladrones! Ladrones! Attendants at this gas station are THIEVES! They overcharge customers. They target tourists in particular. Keep your eyes on the numbers on the pumps and calculate what you owe before handing out any cash.
WARNING THIEVES. Refused credit card. Took $42 USD. We did the math and the tank on our small car was only half empty. No way that much gas even fit in the car. We went back, my husband asked for his money back from the guy at the pump who quickly handed us $20 no questions asked. He and his female counterpart who talked the living daylights out of us during the fill up knew they were caught. We then went inside and asked for manager and no one spoke English until I said Cops. The two people then literally ran and hid. We were handed back $10 FAST, no additional questions asked. SCAMMERS and the managers know about it. DO NOT GO HERE AND STAY AWAY FROM TEAMS OF PEOPLE WAVING YOU OVER TO THEIR PUMP.
A good place to stop by the road to take snacks
THEIVIES!!!! This place is a scam they overcharged and swapped bills on us. Avoid this place!!!! They stole over $100 USD from us.
Have been hesitant here as somehow I was ripped off by two guys who pumped my gas. Now I always get out and look at the pump. Other than that a perfectly decent gas station.
WATCH OUT!!!! They are thieves!!! They did the old slight of hand. My husband was keeping an eye on the amount that was going in the tank. Knowing they are famous on changing it. He knew it was zero when we started. A young lady pumped the gas and was overly friendly then when it came time to pay she pointed at a another attendant who showed up at the window. The whole time my husband had a $100.00 bill in his hand. He handed it to the young guy, turned his head to double check the amount on the pump, turned back around and the young guy had a $1.00 bill in his hand. What happened is they did the conversion from pesos to dollars - even I thought my husband had made a mistake and handed him a 1.00 bill. With his fast switch. My husband quickly realized what was going on and ask for his change as the guy tried to convince him it was a $1.00 bill. My husband had a few expletive words to say as he quickly opened his door reaching for the attendant. I was afraid of a fight, but as soon as my husband stepped out very pissed off, he changed his tune quickly and gave us the change. Upon leaving we realized she was in on it too. So be careful!
Got scammed out of $200 pesos when I went to pay. Attention asked me to check my gas gauge to see if it was full. When I did that he changed the pump and added 200 pesos. The other attendant tried to say I gave him the wrong peso bill. Showed me a 50 peso bill and then pointed at pump. I told him not I gave you 1000 bill. He then changed his tune to " oh no sir your change." Filled up at a different station today and sure enough it was $200 pesos less.
These THIEVES STEAL money. My bill was $26. He told me the credit card machine was not working so I gave him cash: $20 bill, $5 bill, and $1 bill. Then he says it's another 5 cents and shows me that I only paid him $7: $5 bill and 2 $1 bills so I think to myself that I made a mistake, so I give him another $20 bill and told him to keep the change. After leaving the station, I remember that I only had 1 $1 bill so there's no way I could have given him $7, but he had already stolen $200 from me and I had to rush to the airport.
I had rented a car and needed to get the car filled up. I had heard about issues with getting ripped off at gas stations in the Cabo area. I even got out of my car to watch him pump my gas, but he tried several times to distract me while he pumped the fuel.asking to wash my windows, check my oil, etc. I declined so I could watch the pumphe was finally able to distract me by going over to my driver's door and so I turned my attention away from the pump and watched him.forgetting to watch for accomplices. I turned around in time to see another attendant walking away from the pump. The amount had changed. The rental car was a VW Venta has a 14 gallon or 55 liter fuel tank. My tank was not even at the half way mark but the price on the pump showed 550 pesosso a little more than $30.00 usd. At the most it should have been around $15 to $20 usd. I said something but the attendant who was speaking English quite well a few minutes earlier acted like he didn't understand me now.
I drove back the station a little while later and took a photo of the attendant/scammer. Will send to the manager of the store once I find a way to contact him. Doubt it will do any good, but I can assure you I will post this information about this Pemex on several sites to get the word out to watch out for this scam!