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Leaving one's gas delivery company (in a planned development)
I changed gas providers a couple of years after moving in my new
house. Original tank was under a lease plan so had to buy the gas from them. BUT they always forgot to let me in on their pre-buy price plan that locks in a low price before the heating season started. My tank was buried too. Contacted another company that had good plans. Asked them to take over my tank. Said they could unbury the old tank and put it out for company to pick up. Then they asked how old tank was I said 3 years. They contacted current leaser and although they were reluctant and dragged their feet they finally sold my buried tank to new company. Tank is now owned by new provider and still leased. Got great pre-season prices now. No problems. On Mon, 15 Nov 2010 17:53:14 +0000, (DA) wrote: Hi all, I live in a development where a certain gas company owns most of the gas tanks, mine included (through a deal with the developer of course). The home is heated with LPG and I have a 1000 gallon tank. Being a monopoly that they are, they pretty much do whatever they want regarding prices email response not expected but to respond remove .uk at end TIA Hank |
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Leaving one's gas delivery company (in a planned development)
On Wed, 17 Nov 2010 12:22:20 -0700, "chaniarts"
wrote: what about just abandoning it in place and getting a new one installed? call up someone and ask how much a new tank installed would cost. iirc my tank was about 2k installed+permitting/inspection fees. I really like that idea. Tell them if they want it they can come and take it and the new company just puts in a new tank. That should give you some leverage over the old company. |
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