First Coast Energy, LLP

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First Coast Energy, LLP is a Jacksonville-based fuel distributor and operator of Shell-branded and Daily’s convenience store gas stations across Florida, including the FCE #1832 station in Weston, Florida.

Jacksonville, Florida

About First Coast Energy, LLP

First Coast Energy, LLP is a privately held fuel and convenience retail company headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. The company owns and operates more than 150–200 Daily’s and Shell-branded gasoline stations and convenience stores throughout Florida and parts of the Southeast, acting as one of the larger distributors of Shell gasoline in the United States.([linkedin.com](https://www.linkedin.com/company/first-coast-energy?utm_source=openai)) Local facility records for the City of Weston identify “FCE #1832” at 276 Indian Trace, Weston, FL 33326 as a gasoline station operated under the First Coast Energy umbrella.([westonfl.org](https://www.westonfl.org/home/showdocument?id=314&utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled “FCE-1832 WESTON FL” on your card statement is most likely a purchase or preauthorization at this specific First Coast Energy-operated gas station and convenience store in Weston. Common transactions include pay-at-the-pump fuel purchases, in-store items such as snacks, drinks, and car supplies, car-wash purchases, or small amounts for pending card authorizations when you insert or tap your card at the pump. Because First Coast Energy often operates Shell-branded locations, the receipt or on-site branding may emphasize Shell or Daily’s, while the card descriptor may show “FCE-####” plus the city and state.

If you have questions about this charge, start by checking your receipts, vehicle fuel history, or mapping the address “276 Indian Trace, Weston, FL 33326” to confirm you or an authorized user visited that station on the charge date. You can also contact the station directly via the phone number on a recent receipt or on signage at the location, or reach out to First Coast Energy’s corporate office through the contact details listed on firstcoastenergy.com or the Daily’s website.([dnb.com](https://www.dnb.com/business-directory/company-profiles.first_coast_energy_llp.d9f9c5af3cc90b6be60730d98bc42bea.html?utm_source=openai)) If the transaction still looks unfamiliar, your bank or card issuer can help you dispute the charge or block your card in case of potential fraud; providing them the descriptor “FCE-1832 WESTON FL” and the transaction date and amount will speed up their investigation.

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  1. FCE-1832 WESTON FL

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the charge labeled “FCE-1832 WESTON FL” on my card statement?

This descriptor refers to a transaction at First Coast Energy’s FCE #1832 gas station and convenience store located at 276 Indian Trace in Weston, Florida. It typically represents fuel purchased at the pump, in-store items, or a combination of both processed through First Coast Energy’s point-of-sale system.

Why did I see multiple small pending charges from FCE-1832 Weston FL around the same time?

Gas stations often place small or standardized preauthorization holds when you use a card at the pump to verify available funds. At FCE #1832, this can appear as one or more temporary pending amounts that are later adjusted to the actual fuel total; any unused hold amounts are automatically released by your bank after a few days, depending on your card issuer’s policies.

Can an in-store purchase at this Shell/Daily’s station show up as FCE-1832 Weston FL instead of Shell or Daily’s?

Yes. While the visible branding on the station is typically Shell and/or Daily’s, the underlying merchant of record is First Coast Energy, LLP, and charges may appear using an internal store number such as “FCE-1832 WESTON FL” rather than the fuel brand name.

How can I verify what I bought at FCE #1832 in Weston, FL?

Check any paper or email receipts from the date of the charge; they may show the station address or a Shell/Daily’s logo even though the statement reads “FCE-1832.” You can also visit or call the station and provide the transaction date, approximate time, and amount—staff can usually look up the transaction in their point-of-sale system to confirm what was purchased.

How do I request a refund or correction for a mistaken charge from FCE-1832 Weston FL?

First try resolving directly with the station by bringing or emailing your receipt and bank statement details (date, time, and exact amount). If the station confirms an error, they can process a refund or adjustment through their terminal. If you cannot reach an agreement or suspect fraud, contact your card issuer to open a dispute and provide them with the descriptor “FCE-1832 WESTON FL” and any supporting documentation.

Could this FCE-1832 charge be from someone else using my card at the gas pump?

Yes. Because fuel purchases often do not require a signature and can be completed quickly at the pump, stolen or cloned cards are sometimes tested at gas stations. If you do not recognize visiting a Shell/Daily’s station at 276 Indian Trace in Weston on the transaction date, contact your bank immediately to report possible fraud and request a new card.

Does First Coast Energy offer any loyalty or rewards programs that might affect what I see on my statement?

Many First Coast Energy-operated Daily’s and Shell locations participate in fuel rewards or loyalty programs, which may apply discounts at the pump or on in-store items. These discounts change the final amount you’re charged but do not usually change the descriptor text, so the transaction may still appear as “FCE-1832 WESTON FL” even when rewards are applied.

Is FCE-1832 Weston FL a recurring or subscription charge?

No. Purchases at FCE #1832 are normally one-time, point-of-sale transactions for fuel or convenience items. If you see recurring monthly charges with this descriptor that you don’t recognize, contact the station and your card issuer, as that pattern could indicate a billing error or card compromise rather than a legitimate subscription.

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