RALEIGH, N.C. – The North Carolina Attorney General’s Office says two gas stations will repay customers $7,000 after spiking gas prices in September amid fuel shortages.
Attorney General Roy Cooper said in a statement Wednesday the owners of M&J Food Mart in Asheville and Shell To Go in McLeansville will repay customers a combined $7,000 for overpriced gas. Gas reached $4.99 a gallon for regular unleaded at M&J Food Mart, and $5.09 at Shell To Go.