Could be a computer geek.
nice of them to leave an email address
Because it restricted access to the property and for moving his bins, could the property owner have just walked over/on the vehicle? Could he have dragged his bins over it? The owner might have been very angry, but should have made sure it was parked properly and securely. If it was a rogue company then wouldn’t they have had to compensate for any damage incurred while the vehicle was in their care?
I'd have blocked it in somehow
I’ve been looking at this. We have someone who parks on a small piece of our land alongside our stable. They block our access completely. According to Scottish Police it’s not criminal, but the vehicle can be towed, eventually. We can do little about it except report it. I need to find a way of getting revenge, legally. So far I’m tempted to leave a screw or nail against the tyres so it punctures them. But if this caused an accident I’d never be able to live with myself.
An ex lives down by the City ground and a couple of times on match day she's come back to find a random car on her drive. When she caught an owner, they told her that they'd booked the drive online, so someone has been advertising her drive as private parking for football matches
Yep, we were right.
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Stranger leaves car on family's driveway near Manchester Airport for days
That's a great idea. We plan to improve the hardstanding so we'd have a good excuse. But we'd not be able to get past their car, to open the gates, to move the gravel. Their car stops us from opening the gates which open outwards.
Install some sort of spikes? Accidentally throw a brick through their window .
Gates, you say. The sort of gates that need painting?
There's no passing traffic.
Arsehole
That car is ours...
