annerj
Feb 18, 04, 2:16 pm
WHAT!!!
I guess you cannot use Hertz #1 points for a one way rental.....
Why???
annerj
I guess you cannot use Hertz #1 points for a one way rental.....
Why???
annerj
Hertz - Hertz one way rental - Can't use points/certs
View Full Version : Hertz one way rental - Can't use points/certs
pinniped
Feb 19, 04, 4:59 pm
IMHO, Hertz is about the worst company to use for one-ways. I'm sure there are exceptions (because one-way pricing is completely erratic), but usually Hertz is double or triple the cost of National or Budget for one-way rentals.
Hertz's rewards program is pretty primitive - those free days are just for "normal" rentals. No one-way applicability. I don't know WHY - other than the fact that Hertz probably thinks of one-way rentals as wonderfully profitable rentals not to be given away.
Hertz's rewards program is pretty primitive - those free days are just for "normal" rentals. No one-way applicability. I don't know WHY - other than the fact that Hertz probably thinks of one-way rentals as wonderfully profitable rentals not to be given away.
rthib
Feb 19, 04, 11:20 pm
If your one-ways are expensive change your CDP.
I do one ways all the time and rarely pay more.
I do one ways all the time and rarely pay more.
pinniped
Feb 20, 04, 9:56 am
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by rthib:
If your one-ways are expensive change your CDP.
I do one ways all the time and rarely pay more.</font>
What CDP do you use? Your own corporate one or a publicly-available one? I can usually "solve" the National website with some code that yields a decent one-way rate. But I can never shake anything good out of the Hertz site on a one-way except in places where one-ways are specifically allowed to be treated as regular rentals (e.g., one-way DCA-IAD or TPA-MCO).
If your one-ways are expensive change your CDP.
I do one ways all the time and rarely pay more.</font>
What CDP do you use? Your own corporate one or a publicly-available one? I can usually "solve" the National website with some code that yields a decent one-way rate. But I can never shake anything good out of the Hertz site on a one-way except in places where one-ways are specifically allowed to be treated as regular rentals (e.g., one-way DCA-IAD or TPA-MCO).