Is this true about getting your oil changed ?

find a shop, talk to them, specially mechanic get to know him or her. if you trust, don't change your garage frequently. not only oil change other repair too.

That is a total false hood, the Attorney Generals Office would close them down if they did that fraud.  Also you can watch then fill your car. That is just plain stupid!

I never heard of an oil changer using old oil, usually when you drive through those places they will show you the oil on the stick and you can even check it later and see it's clean.  Don't waste time bringing your own oil.

I would take it to a shop

Not true... ..

I no longer take my LS engines to the jerk 'n lube, if I'm going to pay $10 for a filter it better be WIX quality.

It makes no sense to get pricey synthetic oil if the crappy paper oil filter is never going to last 5K+ miles.

The days of the $19.95 oil change are a thing of the past, basic oil and filter with chassis lube is now $45+.

My LS takes 7 quarts of MB1 oil and a $10 WIX oil filter, $95 at the shop or less then $45 so I do it myself.

The kids working at these shops are notorious for stripping out the threads on aluminum oil pans, beware.

Or pump too much grease in your ball joints and pop the seal boots off, I don't trust the jerk 'n lube shack.

ALL petroleum based oil is "old oil"! After all... the stuff has been lying around in the ground for thousands of years! The oil that they use in the discount oil change places may be BULK oil that comes in barrels instead of in the little 1 liter (quart) bottles like you buy at the auto parts store, but it is still fresh, clean oil that won't hurt your engine.

You're getting factory-fresh oil. If recycled oil was even available they would be bragging about it and offering it as an option.

Years ago you used to be able to buy cleaned, recycled oil at gas stations.  It was unbranded, sold in a reusable glass bottle with a spout on the top.  This was a time when oil wasn't as good, even new oil, and cars rarely passed 100,000 miles.

Today oil-change places always advertise brand-name oil.  Penzoil or Quaker State or Valvoline, or the most well-known ( i.e. highly advertised, i.e. most expensive) synthetic oil, Mobil 1.  There is no market for recycled oil for cars.  You can't even buy it!  It's used now to make blacktop for paving.

you don't supply your own oil to the mechanic they will charge you extra to put it in.Ive never heard of 2nd hand oil being put in cars if a place is going to do that they'd change the filter and just top it up.