Valet Parking - How's secure is this?

**[archie]** · March 18th, 2008 01:57 PM

Originally Posted by archie123456789

i never trust valet parking people kasi dati nagpavalet kami with a new car then loko yung valet driver, hinatw yung oto paalis then pag balik samin, iba na yung radio station nabawasan ng 1/4 yung gas. tapos yung sinabi ko sa driver kung bakit ganon sabi lang tignan na lang yung milage kung lumaki ng todo... sabi ko... eeee gago ka pala eh pwede mo naman gamitin na yung air con and radio na nakastart lang. kaya yun never again talaga. tho wala naman tama yung paint and walang nawala kaya umalis na lang kami...

hassel!

sa makati shang po.

**richie29** · March 19th, 2008 05:11 PM

Me i dont, period

...it makes me feel like handing over your wallet to someone who you hardly know at all

...actually more than any wallet with the cost of cars these days....and cars are easily convertible to cash

..and with the kind of money the valet people are making, it sure will be extremely tempting for them to run away with your vehicle...dito pa sa pinas...but thats just me

**Gen1** · March 20th, 2008 09:30 AM

valets are well tipped. they are usually tipped 50 bucks when the car is retrieved.

**kenzie** · February 23rd, 2009 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by pup2

They TRIED avoiding the liability, saying muna na may waiver but since we knew our rights they switched to sisingilin yung driver.

How do you work out this thing kapag sabihin nila na may waiver sila? ano ba dapat ang isagot dun? thanks

**ess** · February 23rd, 2009 04:26 PM

Me NEVER! :D
If I'm invited to a party in those usual places that have valet parking, and I can't find a parking slot, I just send a text message to the host saying I can't come. :D

**Altis6453** · February 23rd, 2009 06:20 PM

Originally Posted by kenzie

How do you work out this thing kapag sabihin nila na may waiver sila? ano ba dapat ang isagot dun? thanks

Tell them this:

1. Ask them to show you your signature indicating your confirmity to their terms and conditions of valet parking (wala naman kasi ticket lang yan). If none, tell them they can go to hell and try to prove that in court;

2. Even if they have disclaimers or general waivers of liability executed in their favor, that doesn't excuse them from acts of gross negligence or willful and malicious damage inflicted by their employees.

**kenzie** · February 24th, 2009 02:23 AM

Originally Posted by Altis6453

Tell them this:

1. Ask them to show you your signature indicating your confirmity to their terms and conditions of valet parking (wala naman kasi ticket lang yan). If none, tell them they can go to hell and try to prove that in court;

2. Even if they have disclaimers or general waivers of liability executed in their favor, that doesn't excuse them from acts of gross negligence or willful and malicious damage inflicted by their employees.

got it sir/ma'am thanks for the advice very helpful po....