A former fuel attendant has publicly shared alleged tricks some dishonest workers use to cheat customers at fuel stations, sparking fresh concerns about transparency in the petroleum retail sector.
According to the former worker, some attendants may take advantage of distracted motorists by manipulating the pump process, delaying reset procedures, or using distractions during service to deliver less fuel than the amount paid for.
The claims have generated reactions online, with many consumers calling for stricter monitoring at filling stations and encouraging drivers to stay alert whenever purchasing fuel.
The ex-attendant advised motorists to always watch the pump meter before and during refuelling, ensure it starts from zero, request receipts, and pay close attention to the litres displayed after the transaction.
Industry observers say while many fuel stations operate honestly, isolated misconduct can damage public trust and hurt reputable businesses.
Consumers have also been urged to report suspicious activity to station managers and relevant regulatory bodies for investigation.
The revelations have reignited discussions about consumer protection, accountability, and the need for regular inspections within the fuel retail industry.
Source: Thepressradio.com
