The first complaint is that at the pump, though there is a proximity reader installed and working, ApplePay is not accepted as a form of payment. Perhaps they're hoping you'll use some app or special shell card to pay via this method. Secondly, prices aren't competitive. The large cans of Arizona tea, Peace tea, or equivalent are usually a pretty good benchmark to compare against as theses are typically $.99. A price north of that suggests that you probably want to get a snack somewhere else. Lastly, the restroom of any given travel stop or restaurant is a fantastic indication of the overall quality of said establishment...see photo. Ps...why are we protecting the alcoholic beverages from a zombie attack read more

Shell - Gas Stations Near Me - Manning, South Carolina

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Stopped here after traveling back to South Carolina from Virginia. Purchased gasoline and went inside the store to be told, extremely rudely by the clerk there, that their bathrooms were "out of order." She said "try the travel stop next-door." I looked around and asked her what was wrong with the bathrooms where I could just purchase the gasoline and shrugged her shoulders appointed with her extremely long finger nail to the travel center Across the street. When I went next-door across the street and informed the young lady working there that I had been directed to use their bathrooms instead of the ones at the Shell station the young lady told me that several of the gas stations in that area we're not allowing people to use the bathrooms there. Don't purchase gas at exit 119 southbound I 95. Unbelievable! read more

Customer service is excellent. I have no problems with the service. The main issue is the price gouging at the pumps. $1.85 is far the most in the state as far as I travel. Spent $1.45 in Sumter and adjacent stations are at or near that same price. read more

Went through here. The store is crowded and only moderately clean. The bathrooms were OK. I purchased some water on the way out the door for my dog and I. When I inquired how much it would cost to buy a Styrofoam cup, short and wide, originally intended for peanuts but perfect for my dog to drink out of they informed me that it would cost $3.26, the cost of buying the peanuts that come in the cup. Businesses that operate in this manner are entirely last century. Encourage better business practices, like offering the cup for free. Or allowing a customer to purchase it for a fair price (I would've happily paid a quarter for it despite it costing less than 10 cents allowing them to still turn a hefty profit margin and retaining a happy customer). Instead of buying gas at this location as I had originally intended I went out of my way to drive across the street, write a nasty (albeit accurate) review and fill up at the nearby BP. Where, hey, they gave me a cup for free. read more

Card readers on the pumps! Beware Hacking! Wells Fargo confirmed that it was this Shell station in Manning SC where hackers had installed card readers and were able to get both card and pin. Stay away! read more