Unpaid parking lot fees?

Question

A while back i had a problem where i had an expensive business trip and when i got back to the airport after a week, my debit card did not have enough money to pay the airport parking fees. They gave me this paper which was like a promisary note to pay back the parking fee, but it didnt have a date on there as to when it had to be paid back. In these lots you basically pull in, grab a card from the machine and park, then simply give the card to the attendant on the way out and pay. They never ask for ID or your license number, nothing like that... so im assuming they have no way of seeing who comes in and out, short of if there is some kind of patrol that searches the lots. Is something minor like that going to be flagged in the airpot when im checking into security? i do want to pay it back, just dont have the mone now and dont want to be stuck there especially when im expected for work...im assuming i will stroll through there like nothing is wrong.. whats the deal?

ok, well thanks for the input guys... im not looking to "beat" the system, im not the kind of person looking to screw over an airport or anything... ive just been having some hard times financially lately, and am trying to make sure im going to be okay..

thanks again

Answer 1

It's possible that when they gave you the promissory note that they took down your license plate #. Airports also have cameras everywhere. They can get your address and other information from your license plate #. I doubt that it'll hold you up at security but it may hold you up when you want to leave again if you're parking your car there.

Answer 2

Guido (the guy with the tire iron and the menacing smile) is looking for you

Answer 3

There is no way they can find you. Congratulate yourself for beating the system this time.