McDonalds Parking Fine

unholyangel

Sandoval wrote: »

If I parked my car on your property and you asked me to move it and I refused how would you enforce it?

Personally i'd block your car in. Police wouldnt get involved as its a civil matter unless i criminally damaged your car :rotfl:

Either way, using force or threats to remove paying customers from your premises isnt exactly good business tactics.

lucylucky

Sandoval wrote: »

If I parked my car on your property and you asked me to move it and I refused how would you enforce it?

You were the one that said there was a way of enforcing it.

"Of course there is a way of enforcing it."

I asked how.

Asking me the same question does not provide the answer.

Sandoval

lucylucky wrote: »

You were the one that said there was a way of enforcing it.

"Of course there is a way of enforcing it."

I asked how.

Asking me the same question does not provide the answer.

Are you really this obtuse?

Sandoval

unholyangel wrote: »

Personally i'd block your car in.

If I refused to move the car off your property then blocking it in would hardly rectify the situation would it?

unholyangel wrote: »

Either way, using force or threats to remove paying customers from your premises isnt exactly good business tactics.

Neither is letting people purchase a £2 burger and sit in the restaurant taking up space for three hours.

lucylucky

Sandoval wrote: »

Are you really this obtuse?

Do you not have an answer to my question then?

cyberbob

jimbugalee wrote: »

My mum now has 2 of these fines.

Didn't she learn the first time?

lucylucky

cyberbob wrote: »

Didn't she learn the first time?

She must have done.
She has learned to ignore them which is the correct thing to do.;)

cyberbob

Sandoval wrote: »

If I refused to move the car off your property then blocking it in would hardly rectify the situation would it?


Neither is letting people purchase a £2 burger and sit in the restaurant taking up space for three hours.

Just wondered why the insistence in using a silly font in all your posts?

unholyangel

Sandoval wrote: »

If I refused to move the car off your property then blocking it in would hardly rectify the situation would it?

It would when you eventually chose to leave and couldnt. We used to do this at a club i worked at when i was a student. People would park in the staff car park (which was closest to the doors for our safety - being we were the last to leave and it was pitch black).

Have to say, when they had to wait around a extra 1-2 hours for us to finish our shifts and locking up...........they didnt park in the staff car park again :)