Ok so here in my question. My car was towed at my friends apartment complex because they said i was not in a visitors spot, but the problem is my friend (who lives there) asked the people at the apartment complex earlier that day, where vistors could park, and they said against the fence (which was where i was). As it turns out there is only a small special place along one fence that you can park. My thought was can i get my money back from the apartment complex because if the residents dont know where visitor parking is, how is a visitor supposed to know where visitor parking. There is only one sign from the towing company outside the gate saying they will tow if not in visitor spot, but then there are no other clear indications of where vistor parking is. As in there are no other signs in the whole complex saying where you can and cant park. I also learned that 30 or so other cars were towed that night for the same thing, and with talking to other residents they thought that their visitors could park along the fence as well ... anywho i am out money and wanted to know if anyone had any ideas on what i could do ... to try and get my money back ... thanks
I completely agree; they can't expect you to park in the right place if it's not clearly marked. It sounds as if you have a very good argument.
You need to request a hearing with your towing authority, or the body that regulates towing in your city. If your not sure who that would be, try the city hall or district court clerks, they should know.
One of the things that you'll want to mention at your hearing is the lack of signage, it's a requirement in every state for impounding.
Good luck.
Update ... so i talked to the apartment complex, who talked to the towing company (because they said the matter was out of thier hands) and the woman i talked to said she would use here influence to try and get whatever money back she could ... so i managed to get $110 dollars back for the $180 towing ... i mean it is some money ... and i didnt want to lose the chance of getting that (plus my parents said that it was good enough ... im 20 i check with my parents... hee hee) ... sucks that the towing company was from the next town over ... or maybe it wouldnt have been that much to begin with... anywho thanks for the advice ... it helped !!!
Cool! Glad you got something. 
any apartment complex that cannot provide adequate vistor parking that is clearly visable should be held liable for any pay-backs on towing charges. it's not the tow company's fault that the complex administration doesnt want to do its job and have the spaces marked and readliy available. 