ssfirefighter
09-03-2002, 08:29 PM
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Friday night I was going to a steak place in addison, TX. I was suppose to meet up with a friend who was at the bar next door. I parked my car in the parking lot of the steak place we intended on eating at, and started walking towards the bar to meet my friend. I was only about 15yards from my car when a tow truck was hooked to my car. I couldn't believe it, I was there for less than two minutes. This is not an exaggeration. I ran back to my car to explain my story and was laughed at, and my girlfriend was almost ran over. The steak place has a contract with a towing company to monitor their lot. They pay two women to sit in their truck and videotape people leaving their cars. These women claimed to have me on video going into the bar. This was a bold faced lie! When I asked them to play it back for both me and the manager the changed their story. It changed to having a picture of me going in the wrong direction. The manager didn't care because, "I was obviously a customer of the bar next door", and I am sure he has heard hundreds of excuses. My biggest complaint was I wasn't a customer of anyone, I hadn't stepped foot in any establishment. The tow truck driver also raised the back of the car so high, everytime he went over the littlest bump, the front end scratched the ground. I tried to point this out, and the two ladies thought that was just hilarious. On top of it all they tried to charge me $25 on top of the $150 to disconnect the linking. The driver claimed to have crawled under my car and disconnect the linkage to the rear wheels because it was an automatic. He didn't do this because I watched them tow the car, and because he towed it from the rear there was no need. When I told this to the guy at the impound lot, he took off the $25, but thought it was funny that I had to watch them tow my car. I ended up paying $152.06, but was more mad about the way I was treated than the money. Does anyone have suggestions on what to do? If anyone in the Dallas area wants to know more specifics on the steak place location or the towing company im, or e-mail me. I don't want to slam anyone publicly.
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mfarris@flightmedicmail.com
2001 Blk SS #3069, A4, T-Tops, 12 Disc, 10-spoke, 3.23's
--K&N FIPK, TR55 Iridium's, MSN Super conductors, TTS headers, o2 sims, Corsa w/ Premium's, Zaino, Zaino, Zaino--
Friday night I was going to a steak place in addison, TX. I was suppose to meet up with a friend who was at the bar next door. I parked my car in the parking lot of the steak place we intended on eating at, and started walking towards the bar to meet my friend. I was only about 15yards from my car when a tow truck was hooked to my car. I couldn't believe it, I was there for less than two minutes. This is not an exaggeration. I ran back to my car to explain my story and was laughed at, and my girlfriend was almost ran over. The steak place has a contract with a towing company to monitor their lot. They pay two women to sit in their truck and videotape people leaving their cars. These women claimed to have me on video going into the bar. This was a bold faced lie! When I asked them to play it back for both me and the manager the changed their story. It changed to having a picture of me going in the wrong direction. The manager didn't care because, "I was obviously a customer of the bar next door", and I am sure he has heard hundreds of excuses. My biggest complaint was I wasn't a customer of anyone, I hadn't stepped foot in any establishment. The tow truck driver also raised the back of the car so high, everytime he went over the littlest bump, the front end scratched the ground. I tried to point this out, and the two ladies thought that was just hilarious. On top of it all they tried to charge me $25 on top of the $150 to disconnect the linking. The driver claimed to have crawled under my car and disconnect the linkage to the rear wheels because it was an automatic. He didn't do this because I watched them tow the car, and because he towed it from the rear there was no need. When I told this to the guy at the impound lot, he took off the $25, but thought it was funny that I had to watch them tow my car. I ended up paying $152.06, but was more mad about the way I was treated than the money. Does anyone have suggestions on what to do? If anyone in the Dallas area wants to know more specifics on the steak place location or the towing company im, or e-mail me. I don't want to slam anyone publicly.
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mfarris@flightmedicmail.com
2001 Blk SS #3069, A4, T-Tops, 12 Disc, 10-spoke, 3.23's
--K&N FIPK, TR55 Iridium's, MSN Super conductors, TTS headers, o2 sims, Corsa w/ Premium's, Zaino, Zaino, Zaino--