AGO

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AGO is a Michigan-based chain of AGO-branded gas stations and convenience stores operated by American Gas & Oil, Inc., primarily serving West and Central Michigan. The specific “84TH ST AGO” location is a fuel station and c‑store on 84th Street SW in Byron Center, Michigan.

Sparta, Michigan, USA
Owned by American Gas & Oil, Inc.

About AGO

AGO is a regional gasoline and convenience-store brand in Michigan operated by American Gas & Oil, Inc., a fuel retailer and distributor headquartered in Sparta, Michigan. The company runs multiple AGO-branded stations such as 28th St AGO, 36th St AGO, and 84th St AGO, offering gasoline and diesel along with typical convenience-store items like snacks, beverages, and basic household goods. The 84th St AGO referenced on your statement corresponds to the company’s Byron Center location at 284 84th St SW, listed on American Gas & Oil’s own locations directory.

A charge from “84TH ST AGO #18 BYRON CENTER MIUS” on your card statement most likely reflects a fuel purchase or in-store transaction at this specific AGO gas station. This could include pay‑at‑pump gasoline or diesel, purchases made inside the convenience store, or a combination of fuel and in‑store items. Like many fuel retailers, your bank may also show small test authorizations or a higher temporary hold amount when you pay at the pump, which later settles to the actual purchase total.

If you have questions about this charge, you can compare the transaction date and amount with any fuel receipts you may have from the Byron Center or greater Grand Rapids area, particularly around 84th Street SW near US‑131. For further confirmation, you can contact American Gas & Oil’s main office in Sparta, Michigan, or call the store directly using the contact details listed on the American Gas & Oil website. If the amount doesn’t match any purchase you recall, your bank or card issuer can help investigate, dispute the transaction, or issue a new card if necessary.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to AGO.

  1. 84TH ST AGO #18 BYRON CENTER MIUS

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 84TH ST AGO charge on my card statement?

A charge labeled “84TH ST AGO #18 BYRON CENTER MIUS” is almost certainly from the AGO gas station and convenience store located on 84th Street SW in Byron Center, Michigan. This AGO site is one of American Gas & Oil’s branded fuel stations listed in their official locations (84th St AGO – 284 84th St SW, Byron Center, MI 49315).

Why does my 84TH ST AGO charge amount look higher than the fuel I bought?

When you pay at the pump at AGO, your card issuer may place a temporary authorization hold that is larger than your expected purchase (for example, $75–$150) to verify funds. Once the transaction fully settles, this hold is replaced by the actual fuel amount purchased. Checking your statement a day or two later should show the final, lower settled charge.

Can 84TH ST AGO place multiple pending charges on my card?

If you made more than one attempt at the pump (for example, a canceled transaction followed by a successful one) or used multiple pumps in a short time, you may see several pending authorizations from 84TH ST AGO. Typically only the completed transaction will post, and any unused authorizations should disappear automatically within a few business days, depending on your bank’s policies.

How can I confirm a suspicious AGO transaction is really mine?

Match the transaction date and time with when you last bought gas in the Byron Center or Grand Rapids area and check receipts from the 84th Street SW corridor. If you still don’t recognize it, call the phone number on the back of your card to request details such as the exact time, pump number, and posted address. You can also contact American Gas & Oil’s Sparta, Michigan office via the contact information on americangasoil.com to ask which location processed the transaction.

Does 84TH ST AGO run recurring or subscription charges?

AGO gas stations, including the 84th Street location, generally process one‑time charges for fuel and in‑store purchases and do not operate subscription or membership billing. If you see repeating monthly charges with similar descriptors, contact your card issuer promptly to investigate in case your card number has been stored or compromised elsewhere.

How do I request a refund or correction for an incorrect AGO fuel charge?

Start by gathering your receipt and a copy of your card statement showing the 84TH ST AGO charge. Call or visit the station as soon as possible and explain the discrepancy (for example, a pump overcharge or a duplicate transaction). If the station confirms an error, they can usually reverse or adjust the charge; if you cannot resolve it directly, your bank or card issuer can open a dispute on your behalf.

Why do I see both a pending 84TH ST AGO amount and a final posted amount?

Many banks show a pending authorization from the pump and then later a final posted transaction for the actual fuel total. Once the final 84TH ST AGO transaction posts, the original pending amount should drop off automatically. If the pending authorization remains for more than a week without converting or clearing, contact your bank for assistance.

How can I contact AGO or American Gas & Oil about a card charge?

You can find American Gas & Oil’s corporate contact details, including their Sparta, Michigan office phone number, on americangasoil.com under Contact or Careers. For a charge tied specifically to “84TH ST AGO,” you can also search that address (284 84th St SW, Byron Center, MI 49315) online to locate the station’s direct phone number and call during store hours to ask about a specific transaction.

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