<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

What's your story? Have you ever been in a situation where you knew you were right and never justified? 

I'll give you my story - though I can imagine it isn't as dramatic as I can imagine some are.

Recently, I received a $50 dollar ticket from a privatized parking company, and was escorted out of the the building when I went to contest the ticket rationally and politely. The reason I got the ticket was because they claimed my ticket was not on my dash when the ticketer was making his rounds. When I returned to my car after a metal concert I was very surprised because I could see my ticket perfectly on my dash when I arrived. As the people from the concert were returning to their cars I could hear at least 2 people had the same issue as me. After contesting the ticket and being told that there is no way to prove that I paid for parking because "I could have photoshoped the ticket, or gone to a bar and passed around tickets with other people", or any photographic evidence not be proven because I could have put the ticket there after - the list of excuses was endless. Clearly this company has incentive to run a scam because there really isn't anyway for someone to prove that they paid for parking (according to them). Now im stuck with a $50 dollar parking ticket that I have to pay - after paying $10 in parking for 3 hours after 10pm on a Sunday.

All our government buildings are surrounded by this parking company's parking lots and after some reasearch this company (Precise Parklink (West) Ltd) is endorsed by the provincial government and the federal government to have access to driver's records and to put charges on people's licenses. I can't imagine how many people are forced to pay this $50 ticket without having anyway to prove that they did in fact pay for the ticket. What can I do?
<bot>: Parking company (Precise Parklink (West) Ltd) in Saskatoon Saskatchewan is ticketing people with valid parking credit and offers no way to prove that you did in fact pay for parking.