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Patrol One
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citysearch c.
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Patrol-One wrongly towed my car from my own private property. I'm in the process of trying to dispute it. Apparently, their business model is to tow cars from gated communities dumb enough to contract for their services. Then, you have to pay $300 to retrieve your car from the towing company. Of course, it's illegal, wrong, immoral and horrible. But, it's a great set-up because who is going to take the time and energy to take them on for $300? So, they keep doing it over and over. I learned from others in the community that they have done this to many people. Sad. :-(
Pros: well organized con artists fun to observe in action
Cons: when it happens to you, it's less fun
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