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Selena Ingram

This afternoon was an absolute disaster dealing with a guy booting cars outside a club called Platform. He approached us without so much as a hello—just walked up and said, “Cash, card, or credit?” No explanation, no professionalism, nothing. We were stunned. After realizing our car had been booted, we asked how much it would cost to get it removed, and he said $350. Meanwhile, the company’s own website clearly states that booting fees start at $100. We were completely confused about how the price jumped from $100 to $350, especially considering we had only been parked outside the club for ten minutes. When we questioned him, all he could say was, “I just work here.” That’s not good enough.<br><br>He couldn’t even provide a proper receipt, instead telling us to call the office — which is closed on Sundays. So not only was his attitude rude and dismissive, but the process itself was shady. No protection, no cameras, no company identification visible — just him out there booting five to eight different cars and demanding payment through Cash App, card, or cash. It felt completely unsafe and unprofessional. What’s worse, when I pointed out that there was no sign posted warning about booting or private parking, he just shrugged and ignored me.<br><br>After this experience, I looked up the company’s reviews and saw they already have a 1.7-star rating — and now I understand why. This company doesn’t make people’s lives easier; they make them harder. They operate like a scam, charging random prices, showing no respect to customers, and providing no accountability. I’ve seen real towing with 4.5-star ratings that treat people with decency and follow the law. This company, on the other hand, is completely unprofessional, disorganized, and borderline fraudulent. My advice: get a new team, a new system, and a sense of integrity, because this operation as it stands is a disgrace.

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Emporia Riley

They literally towed my car at 4am this morning. After finally realizing my car was done. I gave them a call and requested them to stay open 10 extra mins because the drive was 22 mins away from my home. They refused. Stating that they were closing at 12 which means they were only only 3 hours!!!! The lady I spoke with told me they would be charging me two days at that point. How are you charging me two days when you just towed my car at 4am. That means it would be 24 hours since you’ve had the car! So, I will have no choice but to bring the police with me to handle this matter. They’re not even an accredited business to begin with. All this because you couldn’t stay open 10 extra mins. I had my partner call at 12:02 and somebody was in office.

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courtney byrd

******BEWARE********<br>Having a vehicle towed already places people in a vulnerable position. Based on a firsthand experience I witnessed involving this company, there are serious concerns about how personal property is handled during the retrieval process.<br>In this instance, the vehicle owner was told that specific personal items were not present in the vehicle, despite clearly identifying what had been left inside. When the owner continued to ask about the missing items, a male employee became aggressive and dismissive. A female employee then went to check the vehicle, after which the items were suddenly located.<br>The company requires appointments to retrieve belongings, yet customers are not allowed access to their own vehicles. Items are often pre-packed by staff prior to arrival, and belongings are frequently missing. Preventing owners from verifying their own property removes transparency from the process and creates significant accountability concerns.<br>Property managers and companies that use this towing service should be aware of these practices when choosing who they align with.