they towed my rental car on a sunday night when its pretty apparent that there was no way for me to register it with the residence. This smells of scam money. There are unregister cars that park here all the time yet I get towed. The only logical explanation is they targets a rental because they know I'd pay. My neighbors mother is handicapped and parked in a handicap spot on a visit and was towed as well. These guys are aggressive theives. That and when you only have 1 vehicle and its in the shop for repairs this just adds insult to injury. Now i get to figure out how I can get to Division street in Arlington to get my car.
My wife is a home health nurse and had been providing medical services for a small child in an apartment complex for over a year. The Woodstock is the complex and it is gated. One afternoon she went out to her car and it was gone. At first she believed it to be stolen. After questioning her patient's mother, the legal tennant of the complex she found out that is was towed away for being illegally parked. After a year it was found to be illegal. I have talked to others and read numerous comments about employees that work for Arlinfton Abondoned vehicles just driving around and taking a car so the the nearly $250 fee the victim needs to pay to retrieve their car can keep them employed.
It is really amazing to me that some scam artist can keep doing this to people and get away with it. The apartment complex where the car was towed away from can't get all the necessary repairs to plumbing, electrical, and air conditioning completed but they have the budget to pay for scum bag company to come in and tow away vehicles. The vehicle towed away is a fairly new Honda Crosstour and would never be mistaken for an abandoned vehicle. The fact that it was poarked there every day for over a year should have been a clue as well. Most of the blame here goes to Arlington Abandoned Vehicles but part must be put on Woodstock Apartments for allowing the crooks in there to begin with.
A-AAbandoned towing towed my vehicle at the Carlton apartments in Ft. Worth off Woodway. There are no signs in the parking lot warning you of being towed.
Rolling Hills Apt has exclusively Hired this company to tow cars from the apt complex of the tenant's and or thier guest. As I understand it visitor's must park in spaces marked visitors. Unfortunately Rolling Hills needs to update the writing so that it can be seen clear enough by the people who are parking. I saw a black man scanning the lot for cars to tow on 03-27-2016. When the tow driver saw my car not parked in a space at all because I was unloading something from the trunk. He abruptly told me I couldn't park. I advised him that I was getting ready to move my car I simply needed to let down the trunk. He said "your still standing there talking" I politely turned away from him and carried on with my day. Clearly he had no authority to tow me and was being curt to make matters worse. I feel sorry for people living in that complex.
A-Aarlington Abandoned Vehicle Arlington Reviews
they towed my rental car on a sunday night when its pretty apparent that there was no way for me to register it with the residence. This smells of scam money. There are unregister cars that park here all the time yet I get towed. The only logical explanation is they targets a rental because they know I'd pay. My neighbors mother is handicapped and parked in a handicap spot on a visit and was towed as well. These guys are aggressive theives. That and when you only have 1 vehicle and its in the shop for repairs this just adds insult to injury. Now i get to figure out how I can get to Division street in Arlington to get my car.
My wife is a home health nurse and had been providing medical services for a small child in an apartment complex for over a year. The Woodstock is the complex and it is gated. One afternoon she went out to her car and it was gone. At first she believed it to be stolen. After questioning her patient's mother, the legal tennant of the complex she found out that is was towed away for being illegally parked. After a year it was found to be illegal. I have talked to others and read numerous comments about employees that work for Arlinfton Abondoned vehicles just driving around and taking a car so the the nearly $250 fee the victim needs to pay to retrieve their car can keep them employed.
It is really amazing to me that some scam artist can keep doing this to people and get away with it. The apartment complex where the car was towed away from can't get all the necessary repairs to plumbing, electrical, and air conditioning completed but they have the budget to pay for scum bag company to come in and tow away vehicles. The vehicle towed away is a fairly new Honda Crosstour and would never be mistaken for an abandoned vehicle. The fact that it was poarked there every day for over a year should have been a clue as well. Most of the blame here goes to Arlington Abandoned Vehicles but part must be put on Woodstock Apartments for allowing the crooks in there to begin with.
A-AAbandoned towing towed my vehicle at the Carlton apartments in Ft. Worth off Woodway. There are no signs in the parking lot warning you of being towed.
Rolling Hills Apt has exclusively Hired this company to tow cars from the apt complex of the tenant's and or thier guest. As I understand it visitor's must park in spaces marked visitors. Unfortunately Rolling Hills needs to update the writing so that it can be seen clear enough by the people who are parking. I saw a black man scanning the lot for cars to tow on 03-27-2016. When the tow driver saw my car not parked in a space at all because I was unloading something from the trunk. He abruptly told me I couldn't park. I advised him that I was getting ready to move my car I simply needed to let down the trunk. He said "your still standing there talking" I politely turned away from him and carried on with my day. Clearly he had no authority to tow me and was being curt to make matters worse. I feel sorry for people living in that complex.