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Your Dekalb Farmers Market
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citysearch c.
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This is the first time I have ever written a complaint but it has to be done! During my ""last"" trip to DFM this Saturday I experienced rude customer service, groceries damaged by poor careless packing, and a parking ticket! A $50 ticket marked for ""restricted parking"" written at 6:14. I had only left my car two minuets before this (I sent a text to my husband asking him if he wanted anything at 6:12) and my vehicle was parked behind and next to another vehicle, there was also not one sign stating any parking restrictions. I am shocked and saddened to see this place go from what once was a husband and wife operation to one that is now more concerned about ticketing their customers. I read other concerns on here about the decline of DFM and i do hope that DFM takes our concerns and makes some changes. \r
** I am still unsure of how an off duty contracted officer can write a Dekalb county ticket on private property**
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