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This is in reference to the towing of my vehicle that occurred on 3/15/2024 on the property ******************************* apartments located at ******************************************. I had the appropriate visitor's permit in my vehicle and I parked in a location that had no "permit only" residential parking signs. Upon further inspection (after my vehicle was towed), the only "visitor parking" sign that is somewhat visible to a driver is located by a small side location adjacent to permit parking, but with the arrows pointing TOWARD permit/residential parking, NOT toward the side location where visitors are apparently supposed to park. Even if I had seen that sign, I very well could have parked in the incorrect location based on the clearly poorly placed sign (please see images for reference).I have not left my car overnight at the complex in several years, but the last time I did, the parking spots that were not directly in front of building entrances were available for visitors with visitor permits. On 3/15 I parked where I did based on my prior knowledge and, more importantly, based on the lack of additional or updated parking signs. Based on ****** Maps, not only did I park in an area with no signs designated as permit/residential parking, but the location of my car was nearly 500 feet from the poorly placed "visitor parking" sign described above. I did my due diligence and made an effort to have the visitor's permit in my vehicle and park it in a location with no permit/residential signs around. I made a conscious and more-than-reasonable effort to abide by the parking rules, but due to the lack of signs and the poorly/incorrectly marked visitor parking sign, my car was ultimately towed. Please see additional images attached for additional proof.Based on all of this, I am requesting a refund of the $180 towing and storage fee that I incurred (please see receipt attached).