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Re: Re: Level Propane
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Posted by bob on January 25, 2001 at 03:50:15 from (152.163.213.182):
In Reply to: Re: Level Propane posted by john d on January 24, 2001 at 13:47:55:
sounds like same thing in Iowa Company has merged 3 times this fall we get letter have to send check 3 days to office and then will deliver Don,t have help at loadout site driver can,t take checks as in past. also if customer run out it would cost 100 dollars to inspect for leaks and 35 dollars if had to be delivered on weekend I told wife she better talk as I would not be nice Sectary said letters were sent by mistake and not to worry Haven,t had same driver twice in a row since first merger I thik they are on last leg
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