Sixt - misleading ad on home page

Looking on sixt.com (http://www.sixt.com/) for a future booking and notice the promo offer (save 15% in Sept :rolleyes: / 20% in October / 30% in November) - click on it and find out it's only applicable at MIA and FLL stations.

Jeez guys, get a grip.

Looking on sixt.com (http://www.sixt.com/) for a future booking and notice the promo offer (save 15% in Sept :rolleyes: / 20% in October / 30% in November) - click on it and find out it's only applicable at MIA and FLL stations.

Jeez guys, get a grip.

How is it misleading?

I understand you have to click on the TEASER AD to find the T&C's. But how were you mislead? The page you clicked on gave you the fact that it is only applicable at the stations you mention.

This is no different than hundreds of other ads you see every day.
I think you need to get the grip.
What did the click cost you 2 minutes to read the big ad?

I don't think that a banner promotion on the main home page of a global consumer-facing company should be limited to 2 locations (out of 3.500 locations, according to wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixt)).

You clearly think that this is good marketing - a banner headline promo applicable to 0.06% of your audience.

We can agree to differ.