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Permalink Reply by JMan on November 1, 2012 at 5:20

If they drilled a well the lease will be held by production so the expiration date is void.  You will get your money, sometimes departments get swamped and things get delayed.  

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Permalink Reply by JMan on November 1, 2012 at 5:21

if you know the well's API, or serial number, I could possibly answer your question as to why one is in suspense.

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Permalink Reply by puddiney on November 1, 2012 at 8:18

JMan,

Thanks for replying to my message. Is this the info you need to check on well?

0021125 Commodores DU #1H  RI 0.250000

Survey Well #1H RRC #262332

561838 XTO Energy (Suspense) for Year 2012

 

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Permalink Reply by JMan on November 1, 2012 at 8:23

well the well isn't in "Suspense" as it is still producing.  I talked to our Division Orders lady and she is guessing you didn't ever send in your division order.  It's probably a paper work mix up.  

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Permalink Reply by JMan on November 1, 2012 at 8:49

let me rephrase.  They could have shut in the well temporarily because the last production I can see is from August.  XTO drills a lot of wells and another lady I know, it took her over a year to get her money.  I would call again and make sure you have all of your paper work done correctly just in case.  Even if the well is shut in, you will still get paid on what the well has already produced so you do have money coming your way....sometime!

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Permalink Reply by puddiney on November 1, 2012 at 8:51

Are there 2 wells on our site?

Commodores DU N0. 1H PP

Commodores DU N0. 1H BH  0021125-0711154-RI (supsense)?

How does the distribution work in the 90 acre tract? Do we share royalities from all wells in tract?

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Permalink Reply by JMan on November 1, 2012 at 8:58

I only see one well named Commodores in Shelby County.  Commodores DU NO. 1H PP and BH are the same well.  I assume you are looking at a plat showing the lateral of the well...BH stands for Bottom Hole Location and PP stands for penetration point.  I do believe you will share the royalities but I am not 100% certain.  You don't need to hire an attorney, just keep bugging them.  

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Permalink Reply by puddiney on November 1, 2012 at 9:03

THANKS for clearing this up!

 

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Permalink Reply by JMan on November 1, 2012 at 5:23

Just checked the Commodores well for you.  That thing made over 2 BCF so far!  Great well I just wish the gas prices where higher for you!

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Permalink Reply by puddiney on November 1, 2012 at 8:22

 

JMan,

Aren't we supposed to be paid under the prices that were in effect when the well 1st started producing, not today's rate, at least for a production in 2011? 

What are BCFs? I'm a former utility company worker, and we measured everything in KWHs or Cubic Feet.

Thanks for all of your help

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Permalink Reply by JMan on November 1, 2012 at 8:24

I'm not sure how the payout is worked out.  BCF= Billion Cubic Feet of gas

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Permalink Reply by adubu on November 1, 2012 at 13:17

Jennie Bell---I understand when you say you have a lease with XTO but are you sure your minerals are in the unit of this well- Commodores 1H?. You can go on the TRCC web site and look up the well and data on drilling permit that will show you the P-12 list of property owner in the well--- understand this it not final plat of unit. Check with  jffree1 member on this site she has a tutor on the TRCC Web site. If you have already done all this then contact XTO Direct about why you have not received DO on the well. Go to XTO website there you will find Contact info via phone numbers or email address or regular mail to Royalty Department. If you have a leases and minerals in the unit they must answer all your question.

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