Medallion Parking

I called to contest a ticket and was put thru to an answering machine. Then saw that it says contest online. Online there's nowhere to contest the ticket.

Paid for 2 hours of parking starting at 10am. I came back to my car at 11:15 and found a ticket that was placed at 10:01am stating I was overtime. On the meter itself it said I did not have to print off a copy of the receipt and place it on my dash as the meter maid will be able to scan my license and know if I paid. They either rushed out of the building the second I left to leave a ticket or they just are not professional about their jobs. I have proof from my bank on the date and time of payment but ABM did not answer 3 of my calls.

I received a meter overtime ticket on my last day of work in the city of Scranton at a working meter with time still on it (with photos). Spent my lunch break walking to ABM services to file a claim to have the ticket withdrawn. They have the metermaid HAND-WRITE a reply on a over-photocopied form and is delivered BY MAIL in around five business days. My ticket reply had no reasoning and said my claim was denied. There was also no way to re-contest it nor was there an email address to send photos of proof to. In addition, to pay a ticket online requires an additional "processing fee". The entire city is plagued by this mismanaged company's inability to provide accurate and fair services.

I got a ticket on Juneteenth( 6/20 is the observation day) which is a federal holiday. I called the office during business hours and I was shocked to find all offices closed in observation of the now FEDERAL holiday of Juneteenth, yet I'm expected to pay for parking? Are they ticking parked cars on all other federal holidays? Just curious.

I got a ticket with 15 minutes left on my meter. I took pictures and spoke to staff at abm and she said no need to look at pictures, 1 week later denied by mail. Also the meter maids think they are in Philadelphia parking wars. Youre in scranton. Leave your hood attitude at home. Also someone explain to them they are not police officers, you are meter maids. Thieves.