Inugo Parking Reviews

I downloaded InugoParking . It was recommended at the pay station info board at the parking lot I was in. I like using apps when possible so I decided to give this one a chance.
After downloading, I created an account through InugoParking . Then I used location tracking from InugoParking to locate the lot I was in. I zoomed into the map and my gps location was in the same area as the automatically selected lot. I decided to proceed. Even though I wasn’t absolutely certain what the next steps entailed for me. This confusion had me debating on ditching InugoParking and paying the normal way with a credit card at the pay station. Anyway, I cautiously proceeded. I entered my credit card info and input the amount of time I needed to park for. This automatically determined the rate based on the time I selected. Then I input my license plate number. And that was the last step. Or so I thought. You have to end your parking session or you will get charged again after your time expires. I received a text notifying me that I had 15 minutes remaining so I went back to InugoParking and closed my parking session. Phew

They required me to sign up just to try InugoParking and see availabilities in the location of interest. They also insist on getting access to Bluetooth, my phone number and credit card- all again before I was even assured that InugoParking was of any value.

Turned out they had nothing in Knoxville so I deleted InugoParking .

Wasted my time and attempted to infringe on my privacy.

Installed InugoParking so I could avoid the long line waiting to pay for parking at the lot for the Copley Symphony Hall in San Diego.

I paid more than $30 for parking using InugoParking . I believe using the automated parking machine would have been $20.

So $10 more for the convenience was my choice, but I'm now unable to access my paid parking info in InugoParking to show the attendant (my car is new and does not have a plate yet.

App consistently crashes on start up. Unable to access anymore. I even deleted and reinstalled. No go.

Had to download app and pay for parking remotely on a train trip out of San Diego. The other reviews made me uncomfortable, but I was pleasantly surprised. Though not as glossy as many apps, it works fine. Processing fees are reasonable. Would definitely recommend and will use again. Thanks

The interface is straight up hideous. It is laggy and hard to navigate. The map had such a hard time loading that most of the time it’s incomprehensible. The payment setup is terrible and entering information is hardest ever. Overall design of InugoParking is a disaster.

There were multiple glitches in where you’re supposed to enter credit card information. Had to tap the boxes multiple times in order to enter information bc InugoParking would freeze up.

Can’t get a hold of the company to resolve a payment issue. Zero answer for weeks and now I have to pay out of pocket to park at my worksite. Highly suggest not using InugoParking if you expect any customer service.

I gave it a try, but no luck....just kept crashing....

Also, if you make a mistake typing your credit card you won’t be able to correct it, you will have to press back button and try again.

I entered my credit card information and submitted a payment. The map icon had a lock symbol on it which I thought it meant the payment went through. Thought I was good... Came back with a parking ticket on my car

Emphasis on costs!!!!

Total gyp, do NOT use InugoParking! It will place charges AHEAD of you knowing about them, not alert you about them, and take your money regardless. Cannot put into words how angry InugoParking has made me.

Shame on whoever made this.

Takes 10x longer than. paying at the meter

Won’t stay open. Immediately crashes.

Convenience should not cost 5$ more on the hourly rate.

Terrible experience. Why am I paying more to use this???