Posted by trucker40 on December 22, 2008 at 07:11:29 from (70.240.148.240):
In Reply to: Rural propane problems posted by jdemaris on December 21, 2008 at 08:26:04:
You can go to where you bought the tank with your cancelled check and see if they will give you a reciept.They should have no reason not to.However there is always a way around some jerk like that asking for"papers"he thinks you wont have.Like somebody else said go to an office supply store and get a receipt book.Fill one out and get somebody else to sign it.Whats he going to do,have a handwriting expert check it?Maybe before you do that you could call the Attorney General and ask him if you should have to prove anything to him to buy propane just so you know he is lying to you.Just show him the reciept if they give you one,or you make one,dont even let him touch it.Then keep looking for a different supplier because that one is a crook and you will want a different one anyway.
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