Posted on 01/23/2008 8:01:34 PM PST by sugarjack
Jack in the Box is operating more than 50 of these co-branded sites in California, Texas, Arizona, Louisiana, Idaho, Washington and Illinois, and is contracting with petroleum marketers, including Chevron, Shell, Arco, Exxon, Texaco and Citgo to supply fuel for the locations.
Disturbing since I am a large JBX shareholder. I will make a call tomorrow and report back.
I think 7-11 got the message.
Yea the 7-11 on the corner from me switched from Citgo to some other gasoline about 2 months ago. Was shortly after signs went up that they no longer accepted Citgo cards.
Too bad about Jack. I’m not a share holder but I eat lunch there almost every day. None of my local JBX’s have gas stations attached to them though so I never knew about any Citgo connection.
“In addition, I havent seen a Citgo logoed tanker truck there in many months.”
Here they changed the name of the stations from Citgo to Petro Express.
7-11 made the change in fuel suppliers because folks just stopped buying from then when they sold Citgo gas. I would think the same would happen to Jack In The Box, and for the same reasons.
Thanks for pointing this situation out, and please forgive my jumping to conclusions. It seems to be the only exercise I get these days. LOL!
The founder here was a Dem.
They did more than change the name. Petro Express is not part of or associated with Citgo. The station must have been sold. Petro Express is owned by The Pantry headquarted in Sanford North Carolina.
See also:
The Pantry Completes Petro Express Acquisition
http://ir.thepantry.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=72341&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=982385&highlight=
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Citgo up the street from me changed to Valero...?
Valero is the largest refiner in the US and in all of North America. They are based in San Antonio, Texas.
I’m from Maryland. I remember some time a year or so ago, 7-11 stated it was no longer going to do business with Citgo. Yet, in Maryland, there are numerous 7-11’s combined with Citgo - still. I don’t get it.
Removing the Citgo signs from 7-Eleven stores and franchises will take until 2008
Citgo Will Go, Says 7-Eleven
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/09/27/AR2006092700995.html
Thank you.
I said the name on the stations was changed which is why you don’t ever see the name citgo around these parts any longer. That is a fact. I never said citgo and petro express were the same company. Next time why don’t you actually read what a person writes before jumping to false conclusions.
I never claim you did. You may want to actually read what I wrote as well.
I posted what I did because Petro Express has been the victim of a false email campaign claiming they were owned by Citgo. Many have spread this rumor and when the companies are discussed together on a public forum, I try to point out the difference.
Sorry you felt attacked, that was not my intent.
Cheers.
In this part of the country, Mid Atlantic/WashDC Metro area, they are running ads with Joe Kennedy lauding the praises of Citgo and ‘the people of Venezuela’ for donating fuel for the poor to heat their homes as THE US CORPS SHUT THEM OUT.....Another good reason (not) for the Dems to regain control as ALL THESE PROBLEMS DON’T GET REPORTED WITH A LIB IN THE WH....homelessness, etc etc
Doesn’t Coca Cola sell soda in Citgos? Pepsi? Frito Lays?
How is that any different? Should we avoid all of the companies that sell products in those stores, too?
I just avoid Citgo. Period.
Dude...
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