EPS Parking Atlanta Employee #105 Employee # 105 of EPS lied and said he was going to remove the boot from my car with a warning and proceeded to charge my account Atlanta, Georgia

I would have to agree that it is hard to see how the OP is a college student with how they wrote this report.

But as a hint to the OP, it is best to leave out things that are just "fuff" and instead put things that may actually matter.  For example, if this happened on a Friday, the fact that you have a class on Tue-Wed from 4:30-7 means nothing.   Also, what exactly does the cost of a second key have to do with this?

In this entire post you did not even mention why your car got booted?  Is there a time-limit that they say you exceeded?  Is there no "In and Out" where if you leave and come back you have to pay again? 

I also find your timing interesting.  According to you, you were in class to 11:30AM, perhaps even a little after.   But even after class you stayed around talked to a couple of people, got a cupcake(?), walked to Chick-fil-a, and made it to the library in about 10 minutes.  Did you run?  Was there absolutely no line during lunch time and you got your food in record time? 

Does the library allow food?  If not then I guess you must have also ate in that 10 minute period as well.

This is what I think...

What if both of you are telling the truth, but there is a third party involved? What if the parking controller did chalked your tire and you did not move your car at all, someone might have come up and removed the chalk. Now, how to prove that the person who did this nasty plank causes the car owner $75? This is very difficult to prove unless there is a surveillance camera. Ask them how many people got boot that day?

Did you keep the receipt from Chick Filet when you bought it? I believe there should be a time stamp on it. At least, you could somewhat prove that you were still in the campus and did not move your car. If they said you could pick up anyone's receipt, you could tell them to prove that it is not your receipt.

Anyway, I hope you could find a way to resolve the problem one way or the other. I do agree that "chalking" is a very poor method to prove that a car has not been moved and I cannot believe that people still use it. They just assume that everyone would not tamper the chalk. It is really stupid.

Lambasting someone over the quality of their writing isn't exactly adding to the conversation, either.

The fact is that EPS is a sleazy company that takes advantage of some rather lax private property signage laws in Atlanta in order to rip people off.

They offer their "services" for free to property owners to "enforce" parking rules by placing the signage in the most inconspicuous places allowed by law.  Then they lie in wait to catch you breaking one of these rules, so they can boot your car and then extract money from you for boot removal, usually either $50 or $75 depending on the location.

The City of Atlanta needs to crack down on these scamsters, because this is not really parking enforcement, it's robbery.  Most parking issues can be resolved with proper, obvious signage and occasional, reasonable enforcement action.  But since EPS's business model is built 100% on extorting money from unwitting patrons, proper signage is the last thing you'll find at these locations.  Their goal is to snatch that $50 or $75 from you as quickly as possible.

It also does not surprise me that their employees are dishonest and make fraudulent statements, because, let's face it, what honest person could work for a company like this and then sleep well at night?

I find it incredulous that you are a college student. Your report is full of grammatical errors and spelling errors. Your report lacks any sort of basic sentence structure and it lacks a cohesive story line told in a logical format.  I am not looking for a report that is perfectly constructed by any means. After all, this is a casual forum. However, there is a difference between writing casually and putting out complete drivel.

Given your stated educational level, you should have the ability to write at a higher level than what you show in your report. As a result, none of your assertions regarding your parking issue have any credibility. After all, if you would fib about your educational status on a public forum, would you also fib about attending a college class?  If your verbal communication with the school parking lot personnel is anything like your written communication, than they would have had good cause to not believe your story.  Your credibility is at stake with every communication.  If you learn to write and speak more effectively now, you will save yourself time, effort and money in the future. Think about it.