Impossible Mileage Scenarios
May 4, 2024, 3:06 pm
#16
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: USA, DC
Programs: UA 1K, Delta Diamond, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 95
It happens every time! Here is my last rent in RSW for 2 days (!) for going to the beach and back: odometer out - 1244, odometer in - 12615, miles driven - 11371 🤯
My luck that I’m always on unlimited miles. Can not imagine which profit the location might get from doing that intentionally, so probably that a misprint, but it sounds terrible, that you did >11000 miles in 2 days.
My luck that I’m always on unlimited miles. Can not imagine which profit the location might get from doing that intentionally, so probably that a misprint, but it sounds terrible, that you did >11000 miles in 2 days.
May 5, 2024, 4:34 pm
#17
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Join Date: Aug 2018
Programs: MVP Gold 100K
Posts: 695
Given everyone’s experience here seems to be a common thing. Makes me wonder why Avis doesn’t just build in a simple prompt that asks the agent to confirm whether mileage is correct when it exceeds an absurd amount.
But I suppose there’s no incentive to do so
But I suppose there’s no incentive to do so
May 5, 2024, 4:35 pm
#18
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Join Date: Aug 2018
Programs: MVP Gold 100K
Posts: 695
I’d forgive Avis (they all suck) However Hertz might have had you arrested and thrown in jail
They just aren’t a shadow of the company they once were historically
I almost never rent cars now almost always using ride share.The liabilities are too great
and jail cells aren’t an option because I choose a hertz and might extend a rental
They just aren’t a shadow of the company they once were historically
I almost never rent cars now almost always using ride share.The liabilities are too great
and jail cells aren’t an option because I choose a hertz and might extend a rental