Rollins Welding Consulting, Inc.

Consumer responded payment agreement has been made between business and consumer

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint.? For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.I signed the lease and re-read the lease agreement before sending my complaintMy car was not disabledIt could have been driveable I just chose not to drive itI actually did drive it a bit? It was not illegally parked because I live in the complexIt was sitting there for about days, but that was because I was out of townThe same tow company told me that they had no right to tow the vehicleNow the complex is saying they didThat tow company also doesn't fix exhaust so they wouldn't know how extensive the damage wasThat tow company also had my catalytic converter off and in the grass to the side? When I got back I could have reported the car stolen bcecause no one notified me? There wasn't even a sticker on the carWhen I went to speak to the agent for the owner she spoke to me as if I was nothing instead of a human being? I was humiliatedSome thing needs to be done.? Regards,*** ***

The rule regarding vehicle parking is stated in our lease and signed by a tenant prior to moving in.? In the Rules and Regulations section, the lease states: Rules and Regulations:Any vehicle parked illegally within the complex will
be removed from the property without notice and at the
tenant's expense.4.Un-licensed, unregistered and/or disabled vehicles
will be towed from the premises without notification and at the tenant's
expenseOnly one (1) vehicle per apartment may be parked in
the front lane near each buildingAll other vehicles must be parked in the
visitor's parking arEXCEPTIONS.?
Proper parking permit is requiredNo cars without plates, registration,
or inspection are allowed stored in parking lots.A parking permit must be displayed in the rear view mirror to park against the curb, other wise the vehicle is parked illegally and will be towed.? The tenant that owned the vehicle did not have a parking permit displayed as well as the car appeared to disabled.? (There were pieces hanging from the vehicle.)? We were receiving calls continually from tenants stating that there was a vehicle parked up against the curb without a parking permit as well as the vehicle appeared to be broken down and was not being moved.? After a week of receiving calls regarding this vehicle, we had the vehicle towed to the company that handles towing for usThe company that towed the vehicle stated that the vehicle was in fact broken down.? According to the signed lease by the tenant we? were within our rights to tow this vehicle.?