Happs
Jul 31, 08, 6:55 pm
Two weeks ago, I made a reservation on Hertz's website for a 3 day midsize car rental in Sacramento (SMF) entering the USAA CDP #77694. It said rate is guarateed and rate code GOV1. Everything worked out fine with the rental.
Today, I make a reservation for a car in Denver (DEN) in September on the Hertz website using the same USAA CDP#77694 for a full size car. On the confirmation page, it says "Rate Subject to Change" and in the email confirmation it says rate code "CR." I'm a little worried about this because what if, when I arrive, the rate is a lot higher? Has anyone else experienced this before?
Also, I noticed there is an "airport concession fee on flight arrivals within 24hrs and facility use fee on flight arrivals within 24hrs." I am arriving on Southwest Airlines and I did enter the flight number, but how is this enforced? Logically, one would assume that 95% of people who rent a car at the airport have arrived on a flight, but what if someone really didn't.
I'd like to rent from Hertz even though Budget and Avis are cheaper, because I've read that a lot of people are complaining about being "upgraded against their will" to an SUV or a fuel inefficient car at Budget and Avis.
Today, I make a reservation for a car in Denver (DEN) in September on the Hertz website using the same USAA CDP#77694 for a full size car. On the confirmation page, it says "Rate Subject to Change" and in the email confirmation it says rate code "CR." I'm a little worried about this because what if, when I arrive, the rate is a lot higher? Has anyone else experienced this before?
Also, I noticed there is an "airport concession fee on flight arrivals within 24hrs and facility use fee on flight arrivals within 24hrs." I am arriving on Southwest Airlines and I did enter the flight number, but how is this enforced? Logically, one would assume that 95% of people who rent a car at the airport have arrived on a flight, but what if someone really didn't.
I'd like to rent from Hertz even though Budget and Avis are cheaper, because I've read that a lot of people are complaining about being "upgraded against their will" to an SUV or a fuel inefficient car at Budget and Avis.