This is the worse company I have ever dealt with. On 5 Jun 2022, my wife was hit by a Fort Hood Soldier, he ran a stop sign and had booze on his breath. He approached my van, and accused my wife of running a stop sign using a few four letter words yelling and saying he wanted her insurance information. My wife told him to back off, you call the police and I will call my husband. When I arrived at the scene about 18 minutes after I was called, the Belton Police had arrived. They were talking to the soldier, and then came and talked to my wife and me. Prior to his talking to us my wife told me he had booze on his breath. Initially, I just listened to the Officer who said he was giving a ticket to the soldier for running the stop sign and causing the accident, it was a good hour after I had arrived on the scene. I asked the officer if he could smell the breath of the soldier. He said not really, but 5 minutes later he was giving the soldier a soberity test. Lucky for the soldier that over an hour had lapsed when he was tested, because the Police said after he could smell the breath with the wind coming from a different direction, and that the soldier passed the test, so he had no cause to detain him further. Before the soldier left, he argued with the Policer officer and said my wife had a stop sign, the police officer could see from where my car had stopped that there was no stop sign. He told the soldier, walk back to the corner and find the stop sign, knowing there wasn't one. The soldier, I guess out of desperation walked back to the intersection, and then walked to his truck, driving off. In the meantime the Police had the dispatcher call a tow truck, to my misfortune, they called Anytime towing, from Belton. When the driver arrived, he asked were did we want the vehicle to go, I told him the chrysler dealer in Killeen. I asked him what would be the cost and without thinking said $400. I said what! for 20 miles and he said well let me call my boss. He said yep the boss said $400, he said if not he would take it to their lot. Now I have heard all the horror stories and have even watched a few eposiodes of towing on TV, letting them take my van to their lot was out of the question, as I saw visions 0f $100 bills flying away. So with only two choices, pay the $400 or get another tow truck company. I did not know who to call, and if I had called someone else, this company wanted something for coming our, and the other company may have wanted the same or more for the tow. So they towed the van to Maxwell Chrysler in Killeen, we left first and sat directly under the sign at the location of the new building. At least an hour passed and the driver had now shown up, suddenly we saw him driving on I 14, going pack to Belton, I had a hard time remembering the name of the company, did a quick qoogle and remember the name of the company and dialed the number. When the boss answered the phone he told me his driver sat at the dealership for over an hour. I said BS, we have been here all this time and we did not see him, until he was heading back down the road. The boss told me hey I am not going to listen to you call me a lier, your vehicle is on my truck and I own it. I tried to remain cool, and apologized to him. He said he would send the driver back. We sat another 30 minutes when we looked to our right and he was at the old building. so we started honking our horn and he saw us. Finally two hours later he dropped my van and the dealership. But not until he got paid when I handed him my debit card he said that they charge $5.00 for a credit card. It was not bad enough they were charging me $400, they want another $5 , I had no recourse and said ok. This company is a leach, the boss is arrogant, and lacks any respect for anyone he does not agree with. I do not recommed anyone to use this company, your better off calling another company or leaving the vehicle until the next day. And after all that 16 days later State Farm totaled my vehicle, prior to the 16th day they had said they were going to fix the vehicle. I hope the soldier learned a lesson. read more