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Re: Level Propane
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Posted by Franz on January 25, 2001 at 09:19:24 from (209.130.148.212):
In Reply to: Level Propane posted by Franz on January 24, 2001 at 13:35:26:
Did a bit of looking around on a search engine last night, Level tried to become a member of the Illinois propane association, and got turned down cause of their poor safety procedures. They also have their own web site. Interesting, they want to hire a bunch of "educated" people.
Seems like it's a one man ownership deal that grew so big nobody knows what they're doing. It's definitely going to get interesting, might just wind up getting myself a free propane tank that's only 5 years old.
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