HOME HEATING OIL PRICE

[BigFish]

Man CS you got hosed by that Chief....he didn't know his ass from his elbow...its not against any laws or codes to possess or transport a new/unused oil tank. Too late now but you could have called the state fire marshall about that!

[capesams]

our new big city chief is from NY......trying to take over the town......he would have hounded every job we did from that point on...delay's that would be more costly in the long run for us and the customer. this is what we get for not hireing a local person for the job...

[Karl F]

They also tell people it's illegal to pump oil out of old tank and burn it, "Oh, it's hazardous waste, we have to charge you for that".
Did it to my boss last year when he had his system replaced, another company told a co-worker same thing when he did his, (different comapnies), but ya stand there, and know damn well the guy taking the old tank, is gonna burn it , what can ya do, they all sing the same song.

[BigFish]

Yeah...your not supposed to transport it but I do! I am not a fool.....and I tell customers outright, I do have to charge them for having to remove it but I charge alot less than some companies would charge them...and I tell them where its going! They are not stupid and I don't treat them like they are.

[BigFish]

Funny....you can carry "X" amount of gerry-cans full of gasoline and thats ok, but carry home heating oil the same way and its illegal??? What ever!

[mikecc]

Just filled up today at $2.06 gal ,380 gallons, ouch . buIf I burn wood (1 cord) and keep an eye on what we do i will not have to fill up again till March.

Lock in price from my dealer right now is $2.40

[vineyardblues]

Ok,
Glad I started this thread before the price of gas and oil went sky high!

But now I have a new question. What happens to my contract that I put my name on? Is it still good? Do they have to give me my home heating oil for 2.25 if in the real world it's way over that ?
nul and void ?

VB

[zacs]

my guess is they will try to back out. most contracts have some sort of "act of god" clause, or a "force majeur" clause. They will try to use that to back out.

I hope not, but I am afraid so.

_Z_

[Raven]

mmm- mmm ....tried to lock in at $2.23 per gallon prepaid before delivery
same as my only neighbors did...with the same company and they(oil company) didnt/ wouldnt return my calls
until now (after the deadline) and told me $2.75 per gallon PFFFF they are crazy...if they think their gonna deliver oil next door for 50 cents less per gallon than -> for me right next door...
thats just wrong... my neighbor's gonna have a serious discussion with them
and maybe even cancel as a new customer all together.
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but i'll tell ya....when winter gets cold....really REALLY cold here in NEW England
you can bet that.....we'll be seeing numerous fires in homes ...and or
people dying from hypothermia (exposure) and being carried out of their homes in body bags.