Turkey Hill

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Turkey Hill is a regional chain of convenience stores and fuel stations offering gasoline, snacks, beverages, and everyday essentials, primarily in Pennsylvania and surrounding states.

West Lawn, Pennsylvania, USA
Owned by EG America

About Turkey Hill

Turkey Hill is a regional convenience store and gas station chain known for offering fuel, grab‑and‑go food, beverages, snacks, basic groceries, and household essentials. Many locations also sell Turkey Hill branded ice cream, dairy products, and frozen treats, along with lottery, tobacco, and over‑the‑counter convenience items. The descriptor you provided (“TURKEY HILL 0096 2900 ALLENTOWN PA”) refers to a specific store number in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

This charge typically appears on a bank or credit card statement when you purchase gasoline at the pump or make an in‑store purchase at a Turkey Hill location—such as fuel, coffee, snacks, or other convenience items. At fuel pumps, you might initially see a temporary authorization hold (sometimes a round amount) that later adjusts to the actual purchase total. For in‑store transactions, the posted amount should match your receipt, including any sales tax or lottery/tobacco purchases where applicable.

If you don’t recognize the charge, first check recent fuel or convenience store visits in the Allentown, PA area and compare the date and amount to your receipts. You can contact the specific store directly (the phone number is usually available via the store locator on Turkey Hill’s website) or reach out to Turkey Hill customer service through their corporate site for billing questions. If the amount still seems incorrect or unauthorized, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction and request that they investigate, providing the date, time, and descriptor details from your statement.

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 Turkey Hill.

  1. DDA PURCHASE AP 0004 TURKEY HILL 0096 2900 ALLENTOWN * PA

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show “TURKEY HILL 0096 2900 ALLENTOWN PA”?

This indicates a purchase at Turkey Hill store #0096 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It may reflect a fuel purchase at the pump, an in‑store transaction, or a combination of both on the date shown on your statement.

Why is the Turkey Hill fuel charge different from the amount I expected?

Gas purchases can first appear as a temporary authorization hold, which may be a standard amount (for example, $50 or $100) rather than your final total. Once the transaction settles—typically within 1–3 business days—the hold is replaced by the actual dollar amount of fuel you pumped.

How can I get a copy of my receipt from Turkey Hill store #0096 in Allentown?

If you lost your receipt, call or visit Turkey Hill store #0096 and provide the approximate date, time, and amount of your purchase. The store may be able to reprint or confirm the transaction from its point‑of‑sale records. You can find the store’s phone number through the store locator on turkeyhillcstores.com.

Can I get a refund for a mistaken or duplicate charge from Turkey Hill?

For suspected mistaken or duplicate charges, first contact the Turkey Hill store where the purchase occurred with your card’s last four digits, amount, and date so staff can review their records. If the store confirms a duplicate or error, they can generally process a refund. If you cannot resolve it with the store, contact your bank or card issuer to open a dispute.

Why do I see multiple small pending charges from Turkey Hill on the same day?

Multiple pending charges may appear if you attempted more than one fuel authorization (for example, inserting your card several times or canceling a pump before fueling), or if you made separate in‑store and at‑the‑pump purchases. Authorization holds that are not completed usually drop off your account within a few business days.

How are fuel and in‑store items billed at Turkey Hill—together or separately?

If you pay at the pump, the fuel charge will generally post as one transaction, while any in‑store purchases paid in a separate checkout will appear as another line item. If you pay for fuel and in‑store items together at the cashier inside, you will typically see a single combined charge that matches your register receipt.

Who do I contact if I suspect fraud on a Turkey Hill charge?

If you believe a Turkey Hill charge is fraudulent, immediately contact your bank or card issuer to report the transaction and have your card protected or replaced. You may also contact Turkey Hill (using the corporate contact form or the specific store’s phone number) to alert them to the suspicious activity, but your bank is the primary channel for card fraud resolution.

Does Turkey Hill add any extra fees for paying at the pump or using a credit card?

Some fuel retailers may have different pricing for cash versus credit. Check the signage at the specific Turkey Hill location for any cash/credit price differences. The amount charged to your card should match the posted credit price per gallon multiplied by the gallons pumped, plus applicable taxes; Turkey Hill does not typically add separate card processing fees as a separate line item.

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