This is private property, you can't park there

Absolutely!

 

After reading all his posts I question the 4 yrs.

 

Although it isnt clear, it could be one of those Walmarts that don't own the lot, and don't set the rules regarding who parks there. Yet, the security guard and his supe, who work for walmart made a scene. The owner of the lot didn't have a problem with him parking there until then.

OP, is that right?

 

In 10 years I've had one walmart employee knock on my door and ask me to move. I showed her my last 3 receipts and she said 'have a good evening, sir'

I've also made arrangements to park on private businesses and land all over the country. Yeah sometimes it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission... but like it's been said over and over again a little professionalism and courtesy goes a long way.

 

Iceman made created the scene it sounds like.So of course the guard and supervisor is going to defend what they say.He should have just moved instead of making a big deal out of it and never park there again.He lives a minute away he should park on his own dam property.

 

I would like to see this law or tell us the city and state you live in and I'll find it myself.