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There are a lot of scammers out there, and the best way to protect yourself from potential fraud is to stay vigilant. These scams can seem very realistic, so arm yourself with this important information from AmeriGas and keep yourself from falling victim to fraud: At no time will AmeriGas ask for payments or payment information via online chat or social media by asking you to make payments via Zelle or Cash App. You will only ever be directed to make a payment through approved channels. Customers should ONLY make payments through these approved channels: Pay your bill via your online account at MyAmeriGas.com. If you have not created your MyAmeriGas account, visit MyAmeriGas.com/Register and register using your account number or contact information.  Pay by check or money order mailed directly to the address on your invoice with the envelope provided with your invoice. If you do not have your invoice, please include your AmeriGas account number on your check/money order and mail it to:  AmeriGas    PO Box 37143    Pittsburgh, PA 15250  Pay by phone by calling our customer service center at 1 (800) 263-7442. Below are the payment methods currently accepted by AmeriGas: Checking/Savings Account, Credit/Debit Card, PayPal or Check or money order. Please note our drivers do not accept payments at delivery locations. We accept all major credit cards*: MasterCard, Visa, American Express, and Discover. PayPal is available within MyAmeriGas only.  For more information about paying your bill, including step by step instructions, please visit https://lnkd.in/eKkrtvrK. And remember, if you’re speaking to someone online or over the phone who says they’re from AmeriGas, and something doesn’t feel right, please contact our customer service center at 1 (800) 263-7442 and NEVER give out any payment information until you have verified you are speaking to an AmeriGas representative. We are proud to serve you, AmeriGas *  Please note we impose a surcharge on credit cards that is not greater than our cost of acceptance.   TO COVER THE COST OF PROCESSING A CREDIT OR CHARGE CARD TRANSACTION, AND PURSUANT TO SECTION 5-2-212, COLORADO REVISED STATUTES, A SELLER OR LESSOR MAY IMPOSE A PROCESSING SURCHARGE IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED 2% OF THE TOTAL PAYMENT MADE FOR GOODS OR SERVICES PURCHASED OR LEASED BY USE OF A CREDIT OR CHARGE CARD. A SELLER OR LESSOR SHALL NOT IMPOSE A PROCESSING SURCHARGE ON PAYMENTS MADE BY USE OF CASH, A CHECK, OR A DEBIT CARD OR REDEMPTION OF A GIFT CARD.

Happy Juneteenth!   Although not federally recognized until 2021, Juneteenth has been celebrated for over a century as America's second Independence Day. It commemorates June 19, 1865, the day Union soldiers arrived in Galveston Bay, Texas bringing with them the news that slavery had been abolished.   Whether you have participated in Juneteenth festivities your whole life, or are a more recent observer, we hope you get some time today to celebrate freedom, to fire up the grill and enjoy a cookout with family and friends, and to honor the history and sacrifice at the center of it all.

With a heatwave hitting most of the US, and reaching triple digits in some places, we wanted to bring you some more tips for staying cool, hydrated, and healthy! Stay safe out there 😎

Would you run 30 kilometers while carrying a rucksack loaded with 25lbs of dry food goods to help support homeless veterans in need? Well, that’s exactly what AmeriGas employees Tom McMahon and Brian Byerly did in Castle Rock Colorado last month! With a time of 4 hours and 16 minutes, these two UGI VET committee representatives finished in the top 10 for the civilian/veteran category and ended up raising over $3,600 for the Special Forces Foundation to support homeless veterans! Congratulations guys! You make us proud every single day 😊

The weather is getting hotter, and that means staying hydrated needs to be a much higher priority! Follow these tips to stay safe and quenched this summer.

May might be over, but our appreciation of the military and our veterans is year-round! Today we celebrate Theo A. Collins, a Marine Corps veteran and one of our AmeriGas attorneys who credits his expert leadership skills—and ability to keep a cool head in the face of complex problems—to his Marine Corps service and training. Thank you, Theo, for your years of service to America and your invaluable contributions to us here at AmeriGas!

Get ready for a new REEL good episode of the Bassquatch Hunter: Fish Out of Water featuring AmeriGas! In this episode the Bassquatch Hunter, Mike McKinstry, joins AmeriGas ACE driver Willy Wilson, first for a fishing adventure and then on Willy’s delivery route to learn the ins and outs of the AmeriGas cylinder exchange business. For a full schedule of upcoming airtimes, click this link: https://lnkd.in/gMVgh38m

It’s National Brisket Day and you can bet your burger we have a great Chef Chad Rosenthal recipe to share with you for just such an occasion. Check it out and then get to grillin’! 🍔

Springing from the ashes of the Civil War, Memorial Day is a day of gratitude and remembrance for the men and women who have given their all to preserve our country and its freedoms. While many use this day to gather with friends and family around the barbeque, let us all remember to take a moment to bow our heads and give thanks to the service men and women who died for this country and to salute the flag they proudly served. 

At AmeriGas, Safety is a core value and recently we have seen an increase in concerns related to potentially leaking propane grill cylinders. Ahead of Memorial Day weekend, we want to remind consumers about propane grill cylinder safety. First, a cylinder disconnected from an appliance should never leak when the valve is either in the open or closed position. If you smell gas when the cylinder is not attached to an appliance, and it is safe to do so, turn off the valve by turning it to the right (clockwise). If you are unable to do so, immediately leave the area and call 911 or your local fire department. Additionally, before you use your tank for the first time (or the first time in a while), perform a leak check on the cylinder and appliance. Ensure the valve is always closed before connecting or disconnecting the cylinder to an appliance. Lastly, never store or place a cylinder indoors or in an enclosed area such as a basement, garage, shed, or tent. Never store or place a propane cylinder in an area of excessive heat (120 degrees or higher) or near a stove, fireplace, or other heat source. For more propane grill cylinder safety information, visit https://lnkd.in/efH3gTqw.