Circle K in Nashville

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  Sarah Ladd

  :: 14 April 2018 22:47:33

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  david barnes

  :: 20 February 2017 04:36:46

  Very friendly and professional cashier at 3:35 this morning. Prices are jacked up cause of college surrounding circle K which I think is low down of people that run this store

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  DiamondKillerz

  :: 19 February 2017 20:10:51

  Nice place! Very convenient for buying small snacks!

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  Amelia Rousseau

  :: 08 August 2016 12:36:23

  I never go here anymore. There is always a group of kids who look like they are doing drugs and homeless people outside. There is cheaper gas and cold drinks many other places.

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  Tessa Jeffers

  :: 04 September 2015 18:41:16

  Do not shop or park at this location!!! On August 28, around 1 p.m. I filled my gas tank at Circle K, 2001 Belmont Boulevard, in Nashville (across from Belmont University). I parked to go inside and get refreshments with my friends before we went on a hike. One person in my party wanted coffee from neighboring Bongo Java, so we waited outside the eatery on the sidewalk with our dog while they went in. One person in my party went back to buy something else at Circle K a few minutes later, and noticed a tow truck had hooked up to my car. It had only been about 15 minutes since we first parked there, and the sign next to the parking spot said "20 Minute Customer Parking Only: Violators Will Be Towed." We spent a combined $100 at this gas station (we had two cars in our party, with six people total who purchased gas, bottled water, Gatorade, snacks, etc.). When I ran over to ask what was going on, the tow truck driver said I was lucky that I came over when I did, because it was only going to cost me $55 for them to release my car. "It would cost $120 if we'd started moving," he said. There was a lady named Linda Caminski (this is the name she gave me) who said she was monitoring the cars parked in the lot for her supposed Circle K manager, Kathy Kerry. She must've seen that we were standing at Bongo. I showed her our receipts for purchasing gas, and she said it had been more than 20 minutes so it didn't matter: I had to pay $55 for them not to tow my car from a parking spot where I was a customer. What's more, Linda Caminski, had been sitting in a white Infiniti when I was plea-ing with her to release my car because I was a paying customer. After I finally relented and gave them my hard-earned cash for no reason other than so that they wouldn't drive off and impound my car, they started towing the white Inifiniti that Linda Caminski had been just been sitting in and talking to me through the window! "Weren't you just sitting in that car that you’re having towed?" I asked her. "No, that was someone else." All six of us had talked to this lady while she was sitting in that car. What was she doing? Perhaps checking for things that could be lifted from the car? On the tow receipt I was given after I paid $55, there is a disclaimer you are supposed to sign that waives responsibility for theft or damage to your car. Linda signed mine, not me. In this situation, if they had towed my car, Express Towing and Circle K were unlawfully stealing my car. I paid $55 to stop them. I have a 2014 Maxima, and it started making sounds the next day underneath the area where they had hooked my car, so it might even be damaged. If it is: See you in court! I have two lawyers in the family.