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Originally Posted by Fitch
Originally Posted by
Often1
As always, read the contract you are asked to sign. Usually these days, it's all electronic and there is an agent in front of you and a line of people behind you, glaring. But, it's your money.
You don't need to read everything, but the key financials ought to be right up front. Look for the one-way fee and if's there and isn't $0, that's a problem. It's what you sign for that counts.
Well, yes, but it's precisely in readiness for that conversation that I wanted a printout of my orginal reservation showing $0 ... because the cynic in me
knows that at the desk, the contract will say $n where n is a 3-figure number
So what do I do then ? Reject it and walk to San Francisco ? Or accept it and try to claim it back later ?
If there's no drop fee listed in your confirmation, and if Hertz told you that the rate quoted is for a one-way rental, then I'd be surprised if you found anything different in your rental contract.
However, since this is a
California rental, what are you doing about third-party liability insurance, since Hertz is not required to provide any to you?