Premier Parking Enforcement [PPE]
reviews and complaints

I arrived at 7912 Elm St. Dallas. Went to the pay machine and was charged $ 14.45 for all day parking.3:30 pm. When I arrived back at me vehicle at 5:55 pm there was a boot on my Car. I tracked down the Boot Man

and asked what is going on. He said (Matt) that I only paid for 2.5 hrs. As they had my Debit Card on file

why not add an additional charge maybe $ 20.00. Not $ 113.28 to get the boot removed. What choice do

you have ? They have all the victims in a bind. And don't by that it saves you money by booting your vehicle

in lieu of getting your car impounded. Thats false, its better not to get Booted so these guys can make $ 800 to $ 1200 per week. Thats right look at their website. The more they Boot the more they make. It was obvious as 9 other vehicles were booted in the same parking lot. An elderly couple was waiting to get there boot removed after me. What if

you are unable to pay ? This is a Nationwide Scam from Premier Parking Enforcement(PPE) Please warn

all your friends to be watchfull when Parking anywhere in Dallas. Also look for PPE on signs. Next time I

will uber instead of being scammed.

Your [censored]ing machine didn’t work and y’all [censored]ing losers booted me

This company is legalized theft and deception and Atlanta's political figures are just as guilty. The man booting me is lucky he did not get a bullet in the head. [censor] thieves!

Definitely a scam and very negative impact for the City of Atlanta. This was my worst experience compared to all other travels across the U.S. and leaves a very bad taste. Can't believe this goes on/ is allowed to continue. IF you are in the wrong, normal states leave you a reasonable parking ticket and then you pay it or get fined...not a boot on all 4x tires when you park briefly in the empty lot at 11pm at night...and certainly not required to pay only cash ($75) to the scary guy standing there otherwise you are not leaving...

I agree severely with this booting scam. me and my sister are from out of town and had to attend a legal matter in atlanta on march 10. we parked at a lot and paid for 3 hours parking as we thought it should only take a couple hours to attend the matter. we are out of town people and thought that if it took longer that we would pay the extra amount which was $15. for up to 12 hours. when we were finally able to leave the meeting, we walked back to the lot, inserted money into the machine to pay the extra and then went to the car and found a boot. we paid for 3 hours in advance and returned 6 hours later. the same day and paid for the up to 12 hours fee but we had to pay $75 anyway! I can understand if we had left the car overnight and hadn't paid but come on. this is atlanta!*. if you are from out of the area you will get lost walking around. this is ridiculous and robbery! so the total paid for 9 hrs parking was $90. this is theft!

Premier Parking is a scam! They rip people off to stay in business. I purchased gas at BP on Boulevard and then walked across the street to purchase food to go. I was gone for 5 minutes max. When I returned there as a boot on my car, I payed $75 for the removal. I have disputed the charge with Premier Parking twice and have not heard any thing back. I am going to dispute the charge with BP, my credit card company, and the city in which Premier Parking is working out of. I am so disgusted with this incident.

I parked at an "all day" lot. Granted there was an expiration time stamped on the receipt, but a parking lot employee handed me the receipt and told me to put it on my dashboard. If your receipt is locked in your car and the lot says all day parking, why would anyone even look for an expiration time? My "all day" $10 parking cost me $85 for 9 hours.

I received a boot along with a friend of a friend in the same parking lot on 75 14th street atlanta ga.
This is located next to cosmolava and opera nightclub.
The parking company is premiere parking.
I called to have a the police come to document the claim and they stated they could not do anything about it and it is a civil matter. I was accompanied by my attorney friend during this incident.
I paid the 5 dollar parking fee to park and ended up paying a $75 dollar parking fine to remove the boot.
The police officers names were wm. smart and j. s. lencrerot #6647 zone 5 police officer of atlanta city police.
They were both able to verify that there was money in about every slot for money for the parking areas.
The premier parking worker, jermaine yee, # 28266 was unwilling to open the money slots even though money could be physically seen in it. claimed that both myself and my friend's friend put just one dollar in the slot and not a $5 bill to the police. we arrive at different times and just by chance parked at the same place, and by chance knew each other.
I am interested in participating in a class lawsuit if on should be conducted. daledtodd (at) yahoo.com