Sunoco

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Sunoco is a major American fuel brand and gas station chain offering gasoline, diesel, and convenience store items at locations across the United States.

Dallas, TX
Owned by Energy Transfer LP

About Sunoco

Sunoco is a well-known fuel brand and network of gas stations operating across the United States. Most Sunoco locations offer gasoline, diesel, and often a convenience store with snacks, drinks, automotive supplies, and basic household items. Many sites are independently operated under the Sunoco brand but process card payments under the corporate Sunoco merchant system.

A charge such as “Sunoco 80011571” typically refers to a specific Sunoco station or store number where you purchased fuel or in-store items. These charges usually represent pay-at-the-pump fuel purchases, in-store transactions, or a combination of both. In some cases, you may see an initial pending amount (often a higher placeholder) followed by the final settled amount after the exact fuel volume and price are calculated.

If you have questions about this charge, first check any recent fuel receipts or your vehicle’s fueling history on the date of the transaction. You can compare the transaction date, approximate amount, and location visited. For unresolved issues, you can contact the specific Sunoco station (phone number is usually on the receipt) or reach out to Sunoco customer service via their website. Your bank or card issuer can also provide the full merchant address associated with the store number shown on your statement if you do not recognize the location.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

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

  1. Sunoco 80011571

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a charge labeled “Sunoco 80011571” mean on my statement?

This usually indicates a purchase at a specific Sunoco gas station, where “80011571” is likely the internal store or station identifier for that location. The charge may be for fuel, in-store items, or both.

Why is there a higher pending amount from Sunoco than what I actually spent on fuel?

Many Sunoco pay-at-the-pump transactions place a temporary authorization hold (often $50–$150) to verify available funds. Once the transaction is finalized, the hold is released and replaced with the exact purchase amount, usually within a few business days.

How can I confirm which Sunoco station I was charged at?

Contact your bank or card issuer and ask them for the full merchant address tied to the Sunoco store number on your statement. You can then match that address to where you recently bought gas or in-store items.

How do I dispute a Sunoco charge I don’t recognize?

First, review recent trips and receipts to ensure the charge is not legitimate. If you still don’t recognize it, contact your card issuer to start a dispute and mention that the merchant is a Sunoco gas station with the store number shown. They can also provide additional transaction details, such as date, time, and location.

Can Sunoco place multiple small charges or adjustments on my card?

You might see an initial authorization and then a final posted transaction for the correct amount. In some cases, if a transaction is canceled or times out, the authorization may remain pending for a short period before dropping off without posting as a final charge.

How do I get a copy of a receipt for a Sunoco transaction?

If you need a receipt, visit or call the specific Sunoco station where you fueled and provide the date, approximate time, and the last four digits of your card. Many locations can reprint or look up receipts based on this information.

Does Sunoco offer any loyalty or rewards programs that might affect my billing amount?

Yes, Sunoco offers rewards programs and partner discounts (such as fuel rewards or card-linked savings) that can reduce your per-gallon price. On your statement, you’ll still see only the final amount charged after discounts, not the pre-discount total.

Can I get a refund from Sunoco if I was double-charged at the pump?

If you believe you were double-charged, first contact the station directly with your receipt and transaction details. If the station cannot resolve it promptly, contact your card issuer to open a dispute while providing any receipts or documentation you have.

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