Oh man! You will get an ear full about how propane companies have started acting. It's a nation wide problem. Amerigas has bought out about 100 companies near me. Several had been under same ownership for over 50 years. The service changes overnight. It may not help but before you carry out your plan (which I believe is a good one)attempt to calmly discuss it with the manager. Explain your position and ask that they either alow you to pay it out as you use it. The driver can check to see you don't get ahead of them. That is to say before it reaches 40%,they will have been paid. Otherwise they remove thier gas and everyone calls it a mistake and learn from it. You could also offer to store their fuel until you can use yours,then they can pick their tank and fuel up. If they can't handle that,I agree with your reasoning.
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