On Jan. 7th, my brother suddenly passed away. He lived alone. Concerned about his trailer's warmth and pipelines, I (sister & executer) called his gas supplier, Suburban Propane on the morning of 9th. I was told that he had just filled his tank, and levels should be "OK", and that his previous usage lasted a couple months. I was also told that before my brother died, he had paid a surplus of 175.00 and that this could be applied to the next fill. I informed them that the trailer is sitting unoccupied, and if Suburban's suppliers could stop when in the area and check the levels of the tank to assure the tank would not run out of fuel and communicate with me if levels were low. The response was, "we can do that". I received no calls to my cell since this initial conversation with SP. Discovered by a workman tonight, (2/2/18), the propane ran out. The trailer is cold. The current temp is 15 degrees. I immediately called SP tonight and asked why I wasn't called, and asked for propane. I was told I would have to pay an extra fee of 175.00 in addition to the fuel if I wanted propane over the weekend. Discussion went up the management chain (twice) to xxxx" who refused to return my call. I was told, "My manager said, "No Exceptions", and the earliest they could arrive would be Monday. Not wanting to endure another financial burden, My 86yo grieving father who lives nearby (I do not) is currently driving to the trailer to place his ceramic heater in the middle in hopes that it will keep the trailer warm until under SP arrives on Monday. SP showed no mercy or concern, for an issue that they created through their lack of follow-through. Not only is this bordering on criminal, it is heartless. It's very sad for those who have loved ones living in this trailer park where the gas supplier is SP, for they are all at this same risk of price Gouging, and held captive by their mini-monopoly. Many who are less fortunate read more