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AmeriGas Propane

AmeriGas Propane

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If there were no stars to give I would give none. Once AmeriGas changed policy whereby homeowner…read moreneeds to tell them when the propane goes below a certain level, everything went bad. I am not available to monitor the gas level in a second home so every time I noted it was below certain % I was dinged an exorbitant inspection fee. And to add insult, there was a $419.00 fee for them to pick up there tank so I could go with a new company. Gives new meaning to nickel and diming customers.

Amerigas has repeatedly inflated their prices per gallon I'm paying for propane in the Edenton,…read moreNorth Carolina area. Any questions regarding billing is handled off-shore with no access to local personnel making it difficult to resolve disputes/issues. Here are examples - - Purchased propane on April 19th, 2023 for $3.759 per gallon; and paid $3.629 per gallon in January, 2023. From reviewing market prices on-line, the cost per gallon has decreased since January by 11 cents; however, Amerigas is charging 13 cents more per gallon. When contacting their customer service agent, they said the prices reflect market prices; however, this is doesn't correlate with on-line sources. When asking the representative what the current price is a week later after the delivery, he said that it had dropped $.40 cents in one week; however, he couldn't provide an adjustment. This doesn't correlate with market price data for residential propane that I'm seeing on-line and these large adjustments in propane aren't realistic in my opinion - Amerigas doesn't make it clear that the tank lease fee is only charged if I don't order at least 650 gallons during the contract period. The customer service representative communicated this information and said that it's listed in the T&C's; however, in searching these contract documents on-line, no mention of this condition exists - Amerigas has a policy that it fills the tank to %80 capacity. The tank was filled on April 19th to only 70% capacity. The latest delivery not only failed to reflect the $.40 cent drop in propane prices that they're charging, they didn't fill the tank to capacity which means they are able to charge more on delivery fees plus an annual tank lease fee. They also updated the on-line system to reflect 80% capacity when the meter on the tank says 70%. I had a technician come out to inspect the meter when the tank was overfilled in January to close to 100% and the meter on the tank was reported as being accurate

Sharp Energy - propane - Updated November 2026

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