Platinum Parking

Lets see if I have this... You parked in a spot that was reserved but not for you... You also say that you got permission from the leasing company AND it does not matter because you have a handicapped placard anyway... WHY would you have to throw in the fact that you are handicapped to make your point? All you did was make all of the rest of us handicapped people sound entitled.

Pay the ticket and get on with your life... And by the way, You know the feeling you get every time you see someone parked in a spot that is marked for us... That's how people feel when you park in a spot RESERVED FOR THEM.

The parking attendant had the audacity to give me a parking ticket while I was sitting in my car. I had pulled in the parking lot turned off my car. The parking attendant came to my window and handed me my ticket. He had the audacity to tell me if you want to sit in your car you have to pay. The person did not even give me the opportunity to pay or get out of my car for that matter. I have never seen such rude service or someone to give someone a ticket before they even get out of the car.

I parked at University District in September 2014. I paid using their pay box but still got a ticket. I mailed them my parking receipt as instructed but recently I received another letter from them stating that I have not paid for my ticket. I called them up and an angry man started yelling at me without answering any of my questions. Apparently they got into trouble by doing this kind of things before (http://www.atg.wa.gov/pressrelease.aspx?id=30622#.VF5_7vTF-yc) but they are still in business..

My friend and I were "ticketed" by this very same fraudulent agency just two days ago. We were parked in an unmarked space in the alley just south of the YMCA in the University District. The parking spaces were not marked "reserved" and there was no indication that permits were required, it looked as though the spaces were for the use of YMCA patrons. My friend is a registered YMCA guest and I am in fact a card-holding member. An attendant dressed in black essentially swept up and left a ticket-like document while we were still inside the vehicle watching a TV show on my friend's Kindle. By the time we realised that he had slipped a document under the wiper blade, he was already gone! I'm calling foul play.

My friend is living in Ellipse apartment. She parked my car in their parking lot(which she paid monthly). After about a month, i got two tickets, one is 65 and the other is 70. I am an international student, i was not sure about what it is on the ticket, So I called them. The man on the phone did not answer my question, instead he shout at me and disrespect me all the time. This is the first time meeting this situation. What should i do?

I parked my car outside my friends apartment. I always check parking signs but in this case there was no such board which said that I cannot park my car or I had to pay for the parking. When I came back I found a parking ticket on my wind screen from Platinum Parking. I was so mad at the ticket. I do not know what do now. I do not want to pay for something which I have not done.

I parked in the Jack-In-The-Box parking lot at the corner of University Ave & 50th St. on 8/9/13, went into the Jack-In-The-Box, purchased french fries, came back to my car and there was a parking citation from Platinum Parking on my car claiming that I had left the premises. I submitted a written dispute, including my receipt from Jack-In-The-Box showing that I had purchased food there at almost exactly the same time as the ticket. My receipt had a time stamp of 1:18pm and their citation had a time stamp of 1:15pm. I then received a response letter stating that the parking attendant saw me return to my car "with a coffee cup". I am currently 7 months pregnant and have not had a cup of coffee in 7 months. When I called to speak to their office, the man told me that since my receipt said 1:18pm and the ticket was issued at 1:15pm, I was lying about where I went after parking my car. I reminded him that at 1:00pm there is oftentimes a line in any fast food restaurant and he had the nerve to laugh at me and tell me that there is no line in Jack-In-The-Box. I asked him to tell me that he has never waited in a line in a fast food restaurant for 3 minutes, which he could not do. Of course, he is also failing to realize that any two clocks in the world are not perfectly in sync and these two clocks could obviously have been 3 minutes off from each other. I am outraged that I am having to pay $43 in parking citation when I did nothing wrong, and then I got laughed at for stating that I had waited in a line at a restaurant at lunch time when I called to dispute it. Obviously Platinum Parking is a crappy company that issues bogus citations so that they can charge $43 to people who have done nothing wrong.

This company, Platinum Parking, also commits fraud by not properly marking parking spaces as restricted, therefore trapping innocent people who would have parked elsewhere had they been properly informed. They justify their bad behavior with a belief that they are punishing people who thumb their noses at doing the right thing when it comes to parking, however, what they are really doing is engaging in predatory profiteering.