Money-Making Opportunities and Investments.Jobs and Making Money Show/hide Jobs and Making Money menu items.Credit, Loans, and Debt Show/hide Credit, Loans, and Debt menu items.Shopping and Donating Show/hide Shopping and Donating menu items.If you’re selling a bad product, you need to take care of it. “I’d like to see people not go through the hardship I went through with this," he says. I asked Mackert what he’d like to see come out of him speaking out. We have a complaint form on our website or you can call 1-800-MDA-FUEL.” “If you suspect that there’s bad gas, number one, always keep a receipt,” Holton says. I also asked her what people who have been harmed can do. She said inspectors will be back next week to follow up. “No regular or mid-grade 89 gas will be permitted until the water is removed from the underground storage tank,” she says. “In one of the storage tanks, it did contain 3 inches of water,” Holton told us. That inspector tested the gas and Jennifer Holton with the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development got back to me right away. They said no, but after I told them about what I was hearing, they sent an inspector. So I reached out to the Michigan Department of Agriculture to see if they had received any reports recently about bad gas at this specific Shell station in Romeo. The manager refused to give me the contact for the owner and he asked me to leave the premises. The manager who identified himself as James called the owner on the phone. I went to the gas station to try to speak with the owner. It’s been nearly a year and he says he hasn’t received anything. Mackert estimates he lost over 12 hundred dollars. So that was another month,” Mackert says. I’ll reimburse you.' Then it went to we have to fill it out through our insurance. “At first the gas station owner, he was alright with, he said, you know, ‘Bring me the paperwork.
Mackert says he tried to get his money back. The results came back - 3 inches of water were found in the gas station's tank. Mackert also filed a report with the Department of Agriculture, who tested the gas at the station. “He ended up calling us and said, 'you know, you have water in the gas and whatnot, we’re going to have to drop your tank, we’re going to have to do a tune-up and all these fun things',” Mackert says. As we’re getting ready to leave the car started, like, sputtering, backfiring, like it wouldn’t really stay on,” he says. “So we end up filling up, we went back to the job. Jeffrey Mackert said he’s not surprised because the exact thing happened to him nearly one year ago at the same location. The post alerted people to reports of cars getting engine issues after filling up the Shell on 32 Mile and Main Street over the weekend. We were alerted to a growing problem on the Macomb County Scanner Facebook page. Well, multiple people have been reporting getting bad gas from the Shell station on Main Street in Romeo. It’s a growing concern - especially when prices are on the rise.
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