(This is a shared account.) I can't even understand how this place is in business. My car was in an accident and the police called this tow company. We had them tow the car to their yard while I found a body shop to take my car, which I did that day. My husband, who was in the accident and at the scene, called to tell them to release the car and the body shop would pay for the tow. When I called two days later the body shop didn't have the car. I called the tow company and talked to a woman (Shontae?) who could not give me a straight answer. She said they had to hear from my insurance company, I told her my husband and I were the owners and have told them to release it. She claimed to have talked to me two days earlier when it was actually my husband, we have distinctly different voices as I'm a woman, but she swore it was me. She said they had to hear from the body shop. I called the body shop, they talked to her, they called me back, and told me word for word what I had to say for them to release the car. Which we had already said. I called the tow company back and full disclosure, I cussed her out and was quite vocal. I did not appreciate them wasting two days of my time and I knew they were going to try to charge me for it. She told me she had never talked to the body shop which was an obvious lie. She told me she was the only one in the shop. She would not let me speak which meant I could not tell her what I needed to in order for my car to be released. I was incensed. I told her I wanted to talk to the manager. When he called he said they could only release the car to the owner, lien holder, or insurance company. There is no lien holder and I pointed out for the umpteenth time I'm the owner. He said he had to talk to the insurance company and refused to release my car. He told me the check had to have my insurance company's name on it or there had to be proof that the money came from them and they were charging me for two days of boarding my car. I had my insurance investigator call him and she also ended up yelling at him. He admitted that my car had been legally released two days earlier and that despite that they hadn't towed it because he didn't have a check and they didn't know how much to charge. She pointed out if he didn't know how much to charge that would make it difficult for someone to cut him a check. She also pointed out that my vehicle was stolen, by him, since he didn't release it when told and it was still on his property. Unfortunately it was the end of the day so I would have to wait until the next morning. The body shop and tow yard were ten minutes apart. It didn't get to the body shop until just after noon. We were literally 30 minutes away from filing a police report for a stolen vehicle. In addition to all of this, when the police filled out their paperwork they said my car was NOT impounded. But the tow yard sent us a letter in the mail saying IT WAS impounded. Legally, if my car was on their lot after five days they could sell it. My car was an Audi. How much you want to bet they wanted to sell it for parts and had no intention of towing it? This business is negative stars. read more