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Avis has a weekend 40% code AWD H774000
+ it looks like you can add TUNA007 or TUNA006 for free weekend or weekday add ....

:-:Do you happen to know what company or association H774000 is assigned to?

:-:Are you aware of what the expiration dates are and whether there are any listed restrictions for TUNA006 & 007?

:-:Also, where did you find the above information?

:-::-::-:Knowing the answers to my three questions might be very helpful to whomever might try to use the AWD number and the coupon codes.

Thanks! :D

It appears that H774000 is a public AWD that is not associated with any particular company or association. A google search of "H774000" had this link from avis.com as the top hit: http://www.avis.com/car-rental/conte...n-US_en-020278
timtim2008 posted these in another thread in August. There he quoted 12/31/2010 as the expiration. I found several references to these two coupon codes using google but no expiration mentioned other than the one I just noted.

Thanks for the great info!

I tested H774000 against a few of the AWDs listed in this thread for a nine day rental in the US. Most of the AWDs came out far less expensive. Perhaps H774000 would work better for a short strictly weekend rental.

There are so many AWD's with so many exclusions, I do not doubt it. However, I think that the two TUNA coupon codes are likely to be of good use.

Any codes surface for South Africa recently? Booking a 20+ day one-way rental from JNB to Port Elizabeth and looking for some discounts. Not finding anything so far..

Cozumel in March
 

Anyone know of any coupon codes that would work in Coz in March?

has anyone USED the priceline code, the A68900 or something like that? Were you asked for anything, any premier walk up issues?

The PRICELINE AWD# is A686200 (unless there is another Priceline AWD number which I am not aware of)

yes, that is the one. Any use reports?

For the A972200 (Farmers code) does Avis need to see an ID or anything??

Used avis FL code successfully in Boston
 

As previous users stated, they didn't ask for proof of code or anything. Thanks for sharing guys!

First, I'm assuming that you only ask to be reimbursed what you actually paid, not the higher rate you would have paid with your corporation code, though I then wonder why you even bother trying to get a better rate. FF points, perhaps?

While I suspect that many corporate payroll/accounts payable depts. aren't going to catch the use of a different code, it might come to light the way you least want it - if you have an accident while driving the car rented for business. Your employer's insurance covering damage you cause or experience while driving on company business MIGHT be linked to that code, and sorting that out could put you in hot water. The affinity points from a different code just aren't worth that hassle.