Posted by paul on December 13, 2012 at 11:42:32 from (66.60.223.232):
In Reply to: PROPANE FEES posted by Banditfarmer on December 13, 2012 at 07:58:00:
I don't use propane, but the 3 ag coops I deal with it is a big portion of their fuel divisions.
At meetings and so forth, I get the impression they bend over backwards to work with the farm customers, and make things a little tougher for the homeowner customers. Again from the meetings, I get the impression farmers buy in volume, are easier to schedule fillups and deal with monthly billing along with the rest of the farm stuff.
Homeowners they have a different price for, and seems they have more hassle with and that hassle costs the coop more time and money.
So that could be some of it.
But, man, I'd be upset & disappointed if I got the phantom fees and goofs you all are getting. Not right.
Years ago my fuel coop had independent drivers for the gas/diesel/heating fuel, they collected the money, and paid the coop, driver owned his own truck, that kinda deal.
All of a sudden that all changed, coop bought out the trucks, and drivers were hired drivers. Came to find out, one of the newer drivers had figured a way to skim fuel off the deliveries, was cheating customers. So the coop changes systems pretty quick. Didn't affect me so I don't know the details, but was a deal.
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