Originally Posted by TravelingPeanut

Ms. Cockerill claims that she returned the Mustang she'd rented to the Enterprise rental lot on the day that the rental was due to be back. It just so happened that that day was a Sunday and the location was not opened/staffed. The set policy is for customers to return their vehicles and leave the key in a secure drop box. The following day, key was found in the drop box by staff members, but the car could not be located.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-s...bill-1.2482273

Even though the police have determined that the car was stolen, Enterprise is hoping to charge the cost of a replacement on the credit card that Ms. Cockerill used to rent the Mustang.

That is one hefty bill.