A few years ago I was purchasing from a small propane company and was quite happy with them, then they sold to a large company (Amerigas), and immediately began (what I consider) gouging the customers. The first I noticed was that their yard began filling up with tanks due to customers going elsewhere. I purchased my own (used) tank, "snuggled" it up close to theirs, and had a independent supplier fill my tank. Once their tank was almost empty, I called them to come get their tank. They threatened to charge me to pump out the propane (there was none left to pump), and charge me to pick up THEIR tank (key word is it is their tank much like your situation). I wished them luck at collecting. I took my tractor and front loader and placed the tank out by the road, and advised where they could get it, and advised them I wanted it off my property or I would deliver it in their driveway. The picked it up, and the last statement indicated a zero balance. My opinion - they would have a difficult time collecting, and I doubt they will try very hard to collect.
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