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Originally Posted by bg44
When you purchase your first keg you just keep it and forfeit the $30. Once you keep it, its yours, meaning you own it. So when go back for keg number two you swap your empty for your next full keg and thats it. You do not continue to pay a $30 keg fee.
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Ideally, but he made it sound like he has to pay another deposit and give up the empty or risk being tracked down. I would verify if this is the case, or if you just lose your deposit and swap out the empty for the new one.
And you NEVER own it. It belongs to the brewery. If you keep it, it's stealing. Those kegs cost the brewery a LOT more than your $30 deposit. That's the whole reason they do the keg tagging, so they know who bought it if it doesn't get returned.
In my opinion, that would still suck if you lost your initial $30 deposit. What if you want to start shopping somewhere else because you found your beer cheaper, or you want to buy something at store B that you can't get at store A? Indiana has keg registration tags, so I don't think you can take an empty that you bought at store A and swap it out at another store.