Aim Towing & Recovery Towed while having dinner at Thai Restaurant, no posted tow-away signs where we parked. Towed 6 cars that night including restaurant employee's car. Bale-out price was $115. ripoff Clearwater Florida
Went to dinner. I think Brandywine Property Management is owner of strip mall. There were 6 cars parked in a spot with no "Tow" signs. Tow sign was out by Enterprise (a busy street) which we didn't see. All 6 cars got towed at $115 each including restaurant employee.
Janet
Pinellas Park, Florida
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Manager
LARGO,Florida,
U.S.A.
Signs are posted according to state law in Florida watch your entrances and exits.
#2UPDATE Employee
Tue, June 24, 2008
Aim did not tow 6 cars out of the referenced plaza, we only tow when property managers request, or specifiy on contracts. Is the consumer sure he has the right company? We only towed a total of 4 cars for the whole evening in question, and they were at different locations. Consumers need to be aware of shopping centers in Florida, some of these shop owners pay as much as $6000.00 per month, they demand for this lease thier parking spots remain clear for thier customers. Per Florida law signs must be posted at all entrances and exits, as the consumer mentioned the signs were at Enterprise Road. $115.00 should be chalked up to learning experience, you can't park on property that does not belong to the business you are visiting.