Drivers blast towing company for using shady ‘deal’ trick to yank cars & charge $260 – operator’s ‘loophole’ was illegal

A couple was accused of “violation” after removing their car and shipping $ 260 in cash for its return.

Colbey Salt and Ruby Gilas were forced to walk miles to a fuel station to withdraw money to recover their car.

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They were in Post Malone Gig in San Antonio last month, but when they returned to the parking lot, they felt terrified to find that their car had been gone.

The only victims – more than twenty other car drivers had removed their cars in the same evening.

Robbie Kins 5 told: “We had to walk at least two miles to a gas station to get money because they told us that it was only a cash.”

“It was very violated, because after that a kind of like,” what I was supposed to do now? “

They took Atlas to the court after the clouds were not approved, and the judge thanks to them.

“Yes, we restore our money, but this is the minimum,” Kulby said.

A representative of TOW appeared through the video link in the court and claimed that they had a deal with the real estate director who allowed them to withdraw vehicles.

But the owner of the property argued that they had no agreement.

“We have never heard about Qatar Atlas,” he told the judge.

“He never declared them, he will never declare it,” he added.

After the company was asked to provide evidence of the agreement, the actor requested a “additional time”.

However, the judge did not delay the case and stated that the withdrawal was illegal and the spouses must be compensated.

The company also accused Melanie Feveros after it was unable to stand in Alamodom for the party.

The attendees were waiting outside the place and parking lots were announced for $ 40.

“There were literally police officers across the street,” Milani Fox San Antonio told me. “We thought we were good.”

Manda Esbil said she saw a truck driver with a Atlas pulling truck taking cars.

She said, “I told the driver who came to withdraw the last vehicle of my daughter's apartment that they were doing it all the time.”

“He sat and watched the parking lot filling.”

She called the San Antonio Police Administration and was accompanied by an officer to pay the fine.

This comes after a group of angry drivers followed a cloud company that took their cars from an empty cars parking.

Heartland Towing, a cloud company located in Omaha, Nebraska, was a great cause of frustration this week, as they argue with their owners Cars It was held behind a long closed gate.

The first number of drivers was that the cloud company refused to work on public holidays, with a decrease in the day of the anniversary on Monday.

They discovered that when they were launched on the country's phone, a registered message said: “If your car is withdrawn away from private property, please contact again during regular working hours from 10 am to 3 pm from Monday to Friday.”

But there was no mention of public holidays.

Speaking to Wowt, the owner of the car, Hernan Hernandez, said: “He had a group of people during the weekend he was withdrawing, and when people came to demand their cars, he said more or less that I am closed, I am not working holidays.”

Car owners found that vehicles in a lot of clouds were stacked from the first to the past.

“You have to wait hours, come back, or return tomorrow, because he could not get it out because he got a lot of stacks that he could not reach them,” said Justin Iwing, the owner of the car.

“So until everyone picks up their car, you cannot restore you.”

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