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  1. 1815 Scott St, Napoleon OH 43545

    3.8 Good 192 reviews

    “Jayne was such a great help to me!! When I couldnt find my card at the self checkout, she was kind enough to go let me search my car and stand with my groceries until I came back!! Staff is so friendly!!”

  2. 1815 Scott St, Napoleon OH 43545

    4.5 Superb 2 reviews

    “This review is for Murphy's gasoline at Wal-mart. I had never been here. Needing gasoline I inserted my credit card. Lots of messages came up about discounts. I couldn't get the card to work. In 21 degrees weather in northwest Ohio I went to the customer service window. The nice woman clerk came out to the pump to help me. Turns out I had to pay first in order to pump gas! That was a first for me. She said I could prepay for $25. If I pumped only $20, the card would be charged only $20. She was patient and really nice being out in the cold. She told me she would turn on the pump and I could pay afterward, as there was a line of people at her window. So a good experience on a very cold evening.”

  3. 1815 Scott Street, Napoleon OH 43545

    2.8 Average 10 reviews

    “This review is for Murphy's gasoline at Wal-mart. I had never been here. Needing gasoline I inserted my credit card. Lots of messages came up about discounts. I couldn't get the card to work. In 21 degrees weather in northwest Ohio I went to the customer service window. The nice woman clerk came out to the pump to help me. Turns out I had to pay first in order to pump gas! That was a first for me. She said I could prepay for $25. If I pumped only $20, the card would be charged only $20. She was patient and really nice being out in the cold. She told me she would turn on the pump and I could pay afterward, as there was a line of people at her window. So a good experience on a very cold evening.”

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