Baltimore Abandoned Vehicles in 6700 Pulaski Highway

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  They searched my car and my backpack and actually stole things from my backpack id give them a zero but cant. Garbage
  By Guillermo Cruz-Ramos, July 04, 2017
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  They only got a 1 because there was nothing lower. Worst most dishonest people to deal with. My stolen car was retrieved in Baltimore. They jerked me and the insurance company around for over a week. My stolen car was retrieved on my first day of vacation and this corrupt operation took full advantage of that. I sent them what they required to release the car, I faxed a notorized release form with my photo I'd and Vin. They said it would be released, when the tow arrived they wouldn't release it because it had out of state tags, they had to do a police search on it. When that was done another tow was dispatched ....no release they now wanted my registration, which is in the car so I had to fax the title!! They had my car for 11 days accruing impound fees each day. I hate Baltimore!
  By Carol Blanchard, June 25, 2017
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  I was going to give them 3 to 4 Stars but after today they should get zero but I cannot write this review without clicking on one star. I have to say Charlene, in the back office, is probably the most efficient person that works there, I am being sincere, she is a model employee, and her superiors should take note of her and see she gets the credit she deserves considering the horrible service I received at the front counter.. She took the time to find my car when know one else bothered. She even called me back to give me an update on its location on 3/08/17. But today, 3/09/17, was a different story. I was treated like a child. My car was stolen and the woman behind the counter, term used loosely, treats me like it was my fault that my car is on the City's Property. These people work for the TAX payers and until their bosses tell them that everyone of us who walk through that door pays their salary nothing will change. It is a city job paid for by city and state taxes so you people behind the counter why not try to put yourself in our shoes and show us a little respect. Now, I am sure this comment will fall on deaf ears, but it did feel good to write out my frustrations.
  By Paul Bishop, December 01, 2016

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