SECURE PARKING

Secure Parking May Be Charging Undisclosed Fees

AT A GLANCE:

WHO?

Consumers who parked at a Secure Parking location and paid using posted signage or QR-code payment systems.

WHAT?

Secure Parking allegedly advertised a low hourly rate, then added mandatory charges later — increasing the true cost without clear upfront disclosure.

WHY DOES IT MATTER?

Consumer protection laws require businesses to clearly disclose the full, unavoidable price before a purchase is made. Undisclosed fees can be deceptive.

What's Going On?

Secure Parking advertises parking at a low hourly rate at the entrance to certain parking facilities. That headline price may encourage drivers to enter and park.

After committing to parking, additional pricing details may appear through interior signage or QR-code payment systems. At checkout, a mandatory service fee may be added — increasing the total cost beyond what was originally advertised.

When businesses advertise one price but later add unavoidable fees, consumers may be misled about the true cost of the service. This investigation focuses on whether Secure Parking failed to clearly disclose mandatory fees upfront and instead relied on a drip-pricing model that increased costs after drivers were already committed.

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