Car Clamped, Rim Damaged in a process and forced to pay R500.

<p> </p> <p>I parked my car for 10 minutes, not knowing that it was</p> <p>parked *******. Upon my return, it was clamped</p> <p> </p> <p>I was forced to pay R500 as I was advised that my car<br />was not going to be freed. I was advised to use internet<br />banking or call any of my friends to make that payment<br />on my behalf in case I don't have the R500. And I was<br />not answered of where that R500 was going.</p> <p>The saddest part is that I did not see the notice in my entering<br />your premises that advised of car clamp/******* parking/R500 fine.<br />I had to bear the pain for my not seeing the notice. I also realized<br />that you are not making an effort to advise your clients of *******<br />parking as it incentives you. If you take on such responsibility of fining<br />people that money, you need to go out of your way to ensure that<br />your security notifies your clientele of the consequences. As business<br />you need to solve a problem and not be part of the problem. The monetary reward<br />derived from these fines make you content not to come up with solutions.<br />I feel so violated!! I had to make a payment as I needed to be somewhere as<br />soon as possible. Upon inspecting my car, I discovered that my rim was damaged<br />by you clamping my car. I have learned from the letter from your cashier that you<br />take no responsibility caused in a process. That is being so BULLY AND ARROGANT!!</p> <p>I would like to have my money back and be advised on what to do with the damage to<br />my rim.</p>