Suncoast Energy

Do not go to this gas station, gouging consumers needing to be near the airport or filling up rental cars. I was fortunate enough to see the price and had time to drive to another station. There are two other gas stations just up the road within about a mile that are at regular prices. This station charges $5++ a gallon and is clearly price gouging. The stations within 1 mile are at $3 prices. I have to give 1 star as the system does not allow 0 stars.

Price gouging, charged $5.89/ gal for premium when market price is $3.60. No price signs anywhere except on pump.

I was overpriced for gas $5.799. The misleading signs were too small on the ground, the pump was not regulated or accurate, and the people working there were not affected by the fines, because they are too low and they make much more than the fine. So why change the price? Orlando tourism, get smart. Take their license away.

We stopped at Sun Gas station across from Cracker Barrel near the airport to fill our rental car back up since we were staying at Hampton Inn and Suites across the street. Man did we ever get ripped off! $5.499 a gal. for 87 octane! I did not realize the price until we were already finished! No signs posted that we saw. This is what's wrong with America today! People ripping off the working class citizens! This needs to be stopped!

Suncoast Energy gas station across "The Cracker Barrel" posts no price signs anywhere in street view. I only saw the price on my gas pump after filling my car. Price for regular unleaded was $5.79 per gallon! On Oct. 23, 2011, I filled my tank and saw this price which was astronomical. Talk about highway robbery. Don't go there. Someone should start an Occupy Suncoast Energy Station movement. Greed like this is what's wrong with this country. Wake up people! Is this what we call Capitalism?

First of all, giving them 1 star is being generous. They don't deserve any stars at all. They charged $5.799 per gallon of gas for a fill up price of $8.45 gallons at $49.00. I'm fairly certain this was not the listed price and is much higher than any other station in the area (we saw mostly $2.49).

On Sunday Sept. 9, 2011, my daughter and I were returning home to St. Augustine after a lovely weekend in Orlando for Parents' Day at UCF, where my 2 grandsons are freshmen. We stopped at the first station we came to and quickly filled up with regular gas. We couldn't believe the total price shown on the receipt. We were charged $5.799 for one gallon of gas, making our total purchase to amount $74.28 for 12.809 gallons. There were no signs advertising the price!

I was shocked to see $5.799 per gallon at the pump, yet they have no signs outside with gas prices on it. I had swiped my card when I noticed the price of gas, so I cancelled my transaction.

Still curious, I contacted my bank to find out that the gas station tried to charge me $49. I never pumped any gas! These thieves may be operating a hairs breadth within the limit of the law, but as a consumer, I feel they are stealing from the public!

We left the state of Florida on March 5th 2011 with a very bad feel for the state after being ripped off for gas on our way to the airport. We got 14 gallon of gas for $75.00; $5.29 per gallon, but just down the road it was $3.49. It should be against the law to do that to people. We will not be back to the state of Florida. Enough is enough.

I saw the price on gas pump after filling my car. No prices were posted anywhere. The price for a regular unleaded was $5.19 on February 25, 2011. I filled the tank and saw this price which was astronomical. I was there on business. This is a blatant rip-off. I will consider lawsuit for this action.

I stopped to get gas on the way to pick up a friend at the airport. The gas was $5.09 a gallon! I turned right around and drove back less than a mile to the 7-11 gas station and paid $3.05. There were no signs except on the pumps themselves. This is absolutely price gouging!

I'm just adding another complaint to many you have already received about price gouging at this station in Orlando. I agree with all others that this must be illegal and the oil industry or gas station associations ought to be able to do something about it. Yes, after you pump, you bear part of blame but still it is a pock on the Orlando name and reputation.

I paid $4.89 per gallon of gas, all surrounding stations had gad for $2.75 to $2.79 per gal. Several other people talked to us about the gas, all only put what need to get to next station, wasted time and money.

The station is on SR 436 a mile from the Orlando Airport. I was fueling my car and noticed that the $ sign was double normal. I thought it was a mistake. $4.99 a gallon. This is robbery not gouging. The cashier just said that's the way it is. The city of Orlando has just lost a tourist. Chuck ***

The above is a gas station, not far from Orlando Airport. This station charged between $4.74 and $4.94 per gallon of gas when every other gas station was charging around $2.53-$2.63 per gallon. Isn't this price gouging? How are they allowed to charge so much for gas. There was one other station that did the same thing; it's a Sunoco station right across the street called the Landing Strip. We put 8.55 gallons and had to pay $41.41. What can be done to these stations? I thought it was illegal to gouge prices. Please get back to me with an answer or someone I can complain to if you aren't the right people to complain. Thank you.

I purchased Gas, no sign saying cost per gallon and was charged $4.899/gallon. Shouldn't this be illegal?

date 6-13 10 in orlando gas price all most high 2.60 but suncoast energys price 4.899 and that to high why

On the 22nd April, 2010 at 13:37, I prepaid, with my credit card, $20.00 for fuel, advertised at $2.79. I filled up $20.00, and it was not until sometime after, I realized that I had been ripped off. I had been charged $4.799. It was too far to return to the garage. What a bunch of thieves! They deserve to have their license to trade revoked. Now, let's see some action. I have the receipt, and will try to avoid paying via my credit card company, but Florida should take action against these gougers". I lost more than $8. It's not much, but I still resent this type of action, especially against tourists like myself. I have the credit receipt, if someone wants to take action.

They are gouging on gasoline prices. On March 23, 2010, I paid $4.80 per gallon, when the average price elsewhere is $2.70 per gallon. No sign was posted on the street, only at the pump. It was an unnecessary expense. They have been doing this for years.

Ok, I got screwed like a bunch of other poeple that needed gas for their rental. So how come these ******** are allowed to sell gas without a sign outside. Thanks Orlando! I'm glad to see that Shell will open up across the street hopefully they won't screw us too. They stole about $24 from me before I noticed what was going on.

While on vacation in Orlando and driving to Cocoa Beach, we purchased fuel at this station on Feb. 23, 2010 at 9:56AM. Since it was charged to a credit card, I didn't notice until much later that the price charged was $4.699/gal. We paid $2.699/gal at other service stations in Orlando. I have filed a complaint with Discover Card. I paid $26 too much for 13 gal of fuel.

This gas station is located closest to the rental car returns near the Orlando Airport. Therefore, they can take advantage of consumers. While gas prices were $2.70/gallon everywhere else in the state in Feb 2010, they charged $4.99/gallon. They have no sign in front of the station showing the prices, therefore, you don't notice until you start pumping. This is simply price gouging!

Suncoast Enegy was charging $4.79 per gallon and there was no sign out front--when every other gas station was charging $2.69. A new Shell is about to open across the street so I hope that they put this dealer out of business!

Neither of these situations justifies what that company is doing to everyone. When I was going down the road I was checking the going price for regular which was between $2.56 and $2.59. So, where do they get off getting a $1.84 per gallon profit more than anyone else in the area?

I was recently outraged while purchasing fuel at a station in Orlando, FL.

I purchased fuel at Suncoast Energys, located at 5928 Butler National Drive in Orlando, FL. 32822. I purchased the fuel while on vacation with my family on Dec. 8th, 2008. All over town, fuel was in the $1.60 per gallon range. Imagine my shock and dismay when it was $3.99 per gallon at Suncoast!! What an outrage!

Once I looked around to see if the price was posted anywhere, I quickly realized it was not. I immediately quit filling my tank, and went to a more reasonable priced station less than a mile away. However, I had unfortunately let it run long enough that this owner was allowed to steal $22 from me.

This gas station is located closest to the rental car returns near the Orlando Airport. While gas prices were $3.65/gallon everywhere else in the state, they charged $5.49/gallon. They have no sign in front of the station showing the prices, therefore, you don't notice until you start pumping.

This is simply price gouging!

Needed to refill gas tank in rental car before returning to rental company. The only gas station within a reasonable distance (given my time crunch) sold gas at $4.799/gal on 4/9/08 when the ave. price in Florida was maybe $3.70/gal. Talk about gouging!!

This station is charging $4.399 cents per gallon for regular gasoline. this is price gouging and inexcusable. many customers, like me, go there just before turning in a rental car and don't have time to then go off shopping for other stations once the price is seen. i could not believe it! where is their integrity? where is our government protection from gouging?

Suncoast Energys is charging $4.299 per gallon of gas for regular unleaded. I have a copy of the gas receipt.