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No they do not! Used my card thus morning with no problem but tonight at same station they refused the debit card. Stating that they are "per-pay only". I pointed out that it's a "debit card" which is a point of sale transaction that is the same as cash. The manager said they would put a $50 hold on my account & if I didn't fill up to that amount they would release the hold in a few days. I told her to keep her gas & that I will be making my purchase from the station across the street at the same price without their hassle.

As of my last update in October 2023, Flying J was reportedly in discussions to sell its Utah refinery, but specific details regarding the sale were not confirmed. The potential sale is part of broader strategic changes within the company. For the most current information, it's advisable to check recent news sources or official company announcements.

Yes .. pending court approval.

Flying J is considering a merger with Pilot. It still must be approved by Conocophillips and if it is approved by conocophillips it then needs to be approved by the bankruptcy courts. This is most likely to happen.

No. the Pilot co. wants to merge with flying j. flying j has filed a chapter11 bankruptcy so by having flying j and pilot merge the j can come out of the bankruptcy much quicker. also the lawsuit flying j filed against pilot for card boycotting will be dropped if the merge is decided. customers will see no change in either company, everything will stay as is, only difference is in corporate matters. names, locations, ownership all the same.

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