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Comment on I’m guilty, but $88 bucks for a coffee! by Rex

Rex — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 21:42:16 +0000

Is there any legal action that can be taken?

There was no sign on the post where I parked and the main sign for No Tow No Go was not easily noticeable. I thought the parking lot was part or Freemans parking lot.

Comment on I’m guilty, but $88 bucks for a coffee! by Darren Lively

Darren Lively — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 17:41:18 +0000

Iive in dartmouth and one day i went to pro skate and i parked in subway well it cost me more for f–king parking than the shoe goo my son whated not happy never shopping there agin F–K nogo notow ass hole!

Comment on I’m guilty, but $88 bucks for a coffee! by Howie

Howie — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 13:19:11 +0000

Here’s my 2 cents. If you know the consequences, and you choose to “do the crime”, then you have nothing to complain about. However, I wasn’t aware. Today, I took my son to the “trendy” Quinpool area to show him a side of Halifax he hasn’t seen in a while. We went to the Ardmore for breakfast, and on the way out, he screamed in joy when he recognized a skateboard store named Pro Skates. I quickly turned into what I thought was a shared parking lot for this store and a Subway. I saw some Subway parking signs in some spots, so I assumed that the ones with no signs might be alright to use for Pro Skates. It was absolutely pouring outside (90mm of rain falling at the time), so we didn’t take the time to go over and read the fine print on these signs. After 15 minutes in Pro Skates, lining up what I thought I was going to get my son for Christmas, I find a boot on my car. I was furious! I wasn’t being sneaky. There was no sign where I parked, and I didn’t recognize through the heavy rain any details from the other signs in the lot. They appeared to me to designate only certain spots were reserved versus the whole lot.

Sorry Pro Skates, and sorry Ardmore, and sorry Quinpool Association, and not so sorry Subway. You can debate all you want the ethics of using a system of parking enforcement such as “Nogo”, but I’m simply not coming back. that is the perspective of a customer that made an honest mistake.

Comment on I’m guilty, but $88 bucks for a coffee! by hal1316

hal1316 — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 14:32:04 +0000

Despite there may be a contract implied a judge will always look at what is reasonable. TRESSPASS on private property with signage If you park there I agree. Tackling one’s property to the ground depriving them of their property because they parked on your land would that not be double jeopardy?. Perhaps one may suggest where in law it to be legal that you can seize my vehicle, tackle it to the ground and hold it there until you are paid. Last time I checked that was a Criminal Offense here in Canada.

Comment on I’m guilty, but $88 bucks for a coffee! by June Smith

June Smith — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 22:09:59 +0000

The problem is not the system or the sign, it is the amount. Yesterday, I paid $110 as I parked by MEC in Halifax. Who decides the amount? Is this amount reasonable or proportionate? Why not charge $200 or $500? Why not agree with the sharia law and cut one of the driver’s hand off? After all, there was a sign and the driver still parked!!

Comment on I’m guilty, but $88 bucks for a coffee! by John

John — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 18:43:22 +0000

No Go No Tow MUST GO!!! I would say that I complain about the company for immobilized my car where I visit the owner of the property. They asked me to pay the fine before they let me go even I told them I visit Multiple Culture Association, the property owner. For example, if it is your property and I visit you and parked at your property, do you ask towing company to lock his car and pay fine? Of course not. Therefore, I think it is totally nonsense to ask for fine to me. I would let the company out of any city.

John

Comment on A Pod Camp virgin by dartmouth, nova scotia

dartmouth, nova scotia — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 14:53:34 +0000

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Comment on It’s been too long! by Podcamp Toronto 2010 – My Recap « The Other Librarian

Podcamp Toronto 2010 – My Recap « The Other Librarian — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 16:23:59 +0000

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Comment on It’s been too long! by Ryan Deschamps

Ryan Deschamps — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:05:13 +0000

Thanks for the feedback Phil. I am going to Podcamp Toronto, perhaps to get a little refreshed on the Podcamp piece. I agree with you – there was a little something missing at this year’s podcamp. I had a lot of fun and felt people got something out of it, but it would have been nice to hit the hard themes this year.

Part of it may have been just that we’ve outgrown the space.

Oh – and one side note – we had more people out at this year’s podcamp than last year’s – just under 200 compared to last year’s 175ish – it’s just that it didn’t match proportionally to the number of people who registered (we had over 300 people registered and sold out alot earlier than the 250 registered last year).

Comment on It’s been too long! by Podcamp Halifax 2010 Roundup « Podcamp Halifax: Alderney Gate Library, Dartmouth – January 24

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:01:42 +0000

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