How ironic! I just had this same conversation with my propane supplier yesterday. Seems they like to put it to me in two ways. One they always deliver when gas is at its highest whether I need it or not and second they seem to have taken a creative license in price gouging. Two fills ago came home and found delivery ticket in the door, $4.24 a gallon. Went in the house and called supplier and came unglued with the bimbo on the other end of the line. Was told she would have manager call me to discuss the pricing. Never heard back. Get another delivery two weeks later, same thing. Call back to Bimbo, she tells me the manager lowered your price to $2.63. I said you must have me confused with someone else as my latest delivery ticket is at $4.59 a gal. She said "oh no. It says right here your price is $2.63". I told her I've have prices from other suppliers as low as 2.49. "Well that would be below our cost". Yeah right! She calls me back a few minutes later, "we could do 2.59 but that would be it". I told her "good, now send me a revised bill for the last two deliveries at the 'revised' rate." You have to love it. They take advantage of you until you question it. When I get a few things off my plate, I'm going to look into getting rid of them. Don't like being taken advantage of.
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