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baseline
Nov 4, 09, 4:13 am
Hi, question on coupon codes... I see that Avis' site says:

"Notes: Coupon discounts are not included in the estimated total and are calculated at the rental counter."

There seem to be tons of coupons floating around on the Internet. It's impossible to tell which one will yield the best results, since Avis.com seems to take virtually all of them, but gives no indication of the actual discount. Any idea how to compare them?

Also, on a related note, will the coupons always stack with any AWD code? Should I just find the lowest AWD and then try to apply the best coupon and hope for the best? Maybe there is a better way to go about this?

Thanks,

Jonathan


MLIFly
Nov 9, 09, 2:42 pm
"Notes: Coupon discounts are not included in the estimated total and are calculated at the rental counter."

There seem to be tons of coupons floating around on the Internet. It's impossible to tell which one will yield the best results, since Avis.com seems to take virtually all of them, but gives no indication of the actual discount. Any idea how to compare them?

I have the same question. I'm not sure if I should book online with Avis at a higher rate than I can book with others and hope that the discount at the counter brings it down below others' "guaranteed" rates. I suppose I can book it anyways and just show up at the counter, see what the total is, and then walk away if it's still not low enough.

Thank you!

IAHtraveler
Nov 9, 09, 3:06 pm
Hi, question on coupon codes... I see that Avis' site says:

"Notes: Coupon discounts are not included in the estimated total and are calculated at the rental counter."

There seem to be tons of coupons floating around on the Internet. It's impossible to tell which one will yield the best results, since Avis.com seems to take virtually all of them, but gives no indication of the actual discount. Any idea how to compare them?

Also, on a related note, will the coupons always stack with any AWD code? Should I just find the lowest AWD and then try to apply the best coupon and hope for the best? Maybe there is a better way to go about this?

Thanks,

Jonathan


What coupon(s) are you using? It should be pretty easy to calculate the final cost of the rental (including coupons) if you make a reservation and just subtract the coupon, and any taxes that would also be reduced from the reduced pre-tax amount.

And, yes, the coupons should be stackable with an AWD code. I would do just like you stated and find the best AWD code that you're eligible for, then put in the coupon you want to use.


MLIFly
Nov 9, 09, 11:08 pm
I think that the ambiguity comes into play when the coupon says something like "save up to 25% off your rental..."

So am I supposed to assume that I will get the full 25% off the base rate (pre-tax amount), or might it be less (since it says "up to")?

Thanks!

IAHtraveler
Nov 10, 09, 10:58 am
I think that the ambiguity comes into play when the coupon says something like "save up to 25% off your rental..."

So am I supposed to assume that I will get the full 25% off the base rate (pre-tax amount), or might it be less (since it says "up to")?

Thanks!

Hmmm, I haven't seen a coupon code where you save a % of your rental. A lot of the AWD codes state that you can save "up to x%" by using the AWD code. With those, it's trial and error. With the coupons (IME) you get dollars or days off of a rental. If you get dollars off, you still pay every daily tax/fee and the % taxes, as well. If you have a days off coupon, you usually get charged the daily taxes and then the % on those fees, but not the % on the standard daily car rate.

MLIFly
Nov 10, 09, 7:26 pm
I'm sorry for the confusion. I WAS mixing up AWDs and coupons. I've got it all straightened out now, since the AWD was the only thing affecting the price, not a coupon, and one can see the AWD's effect on price right there when booking online. Thank you for the info!



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