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ajnaro Dec 27, 2015 5:41 pm


Originally Posted by FlySkyHigh (Post 25876322)
This is a code that comes up every few months, but has anyone successfully used B999000 lately? It gives amazing rates.

B999000 has been reported as a AVIS employee discount code requiring ID. If you decide to try it, have a backup on another rental.

SpaceCoastBill Dec 29, 2015 6:12 pm


Originally Posted by Long Islander (Post 25922844)
I just called Avis and asked them if this code (B270898) was still valid and he said "Peregrine System Meetings Corp?" and I said yup. He said it was still valid and I asked whether I needed to bring my ID and he said the reservation system would tell him if that were necessary, but it did not. Up to you if you want to give it a go. On my upcoming Tampa rental, it is around $80 less than the lowest rate I found for 5 days in February.

Please let us know whether you had any issues if you decide to give it a whirl.

You really do NOT want to call them and ask if a certain code is valid.

It only kills good codes because you just tipped them off.

jk77341 Dec 30, 2015 11:44 am


Originally Posted by ChristianKiev (Post 25544964)
No matter which code I use, I can't get a rate as low as I got it via www.avis.pl. Renting a car in Jamaica in December, 7 days. Hope everything goes smooth - not the usual problems with AVIS

Seems like if you select your residency to be Poland even in www.avis.com, you get rates that are way lower than anything else. Has anyone tried this when they actually have a US driver's license?

papyPiHi Jan 4, 2016 7:07 am


Originally Posted by jk77341 (Post 25936486)
Seems like if you select your residency to be Poland even in www.avis.com, you get rates that are way lower than anything else. Has anyone tried this when they actually have a US driver's license?

Different versions of the websites can yield different rates: the.co.uk has different rates compared to the .ie one (taking into account exchange rates)
even the .it, .de, .fr and . ie have discrepancies for the same car groups and dates.

Grog Jan 4, 2016 2:01 pm


Originally Posted by Long Islander (Post 25922844)
I just called Avis and asked them if this code (B270898) was still valid and he said "Peregrine System Meetings Corp?" and I said yup. He said it was still valid and I asked whether I needed to bring my ID and he said the reservation system would tell him if that were necessary, but it did not. Up to you if you want to give it a go. On my upcoming Tampa rental, it is around $80 less than the lowest rate I found for 5 days in February.

Please let us know whether you had any issues if you decide to give it a whirl.

Peregrine no longer exists. Back in 2003, the SEC charged them with fraud. They went through bankruptcy and were eventually acquired/absorbed by Hewlett-Packard in 2005. Given the fraud charges, I guess it's not a far stretch for someone to now use a fake ID to get an Avis discount under their name. :p


Originally Posted by SpaceCoastBill (Post 25932931)
You really do NOT want to call them and ask if a certain code is valid.

It only kills good codes because you just tipped them off.

I'd argue that this is a code worth killing--it associates FTers with a company which no longer exists and which exited the scene under dubious circumstances. I'd much rather be using valid codes from valid companies, so I can at least argue my case at the counter in being "associated with" said company in some way. How can Long Islander (or anyone) deny attempted fraud when standing at the Avis counter using this particular code?

nmenaker Jan 5, 2016 8:22 am


Originally Posted by Grog (Post 25960953)
Peregrine no longer exists. Back in 2003, the SEC charged them with fraud. They went through bankruptcy and were eventually acquired/absorbed by Hewlett-Packard in 2005. Given the fraud charges, I guess it's not a far stretch for someone to now use a fake ID to get an Avis discount under their name. :p



I'd argue that this is a code worth killing--it associates FTers with a company which no longer exists and which exited the scene under dubious circumstances. I'd much rather be using valid codes from valid companies, so I can at least argue my case at the counter in being "associated with" said company in some way. How can Long Islander (or anyone) deny attempted fraud when standing at the Avis counter using this particular code?

A colleague recently used this in Miami over the holiday, said no problem with pickup or drop off, car was 50% less than any other offering and included LDW..

Grog Jan 6, 2016 7:12 am


Originally Posted by nmenaker (Post 25965128)
A colleague recently used this in Miami over the holiday, said no problem with pickup or drop off, car was 50% less than any other offering and included LDW..

I'm not questioning the success, just spelling out the situation and outlining risk. And since Peregrine was absorbed by HP, there's probably a comparable HP code worth finding. I'm actually a big risk taker, but I'd be nervous if I ever needed to rely on that LDW for a few thousand dollars.

surfshadow Jan 12, 2016 9:44 am

Anyone know a similar code to MUGA050 that is valid for 2016? The original code expired end of 2015? It gave $40 off on a weekly rental I believe. Thanks!

zhutch Jan 12, 2016 4:10 pm


Originally Posted by surfshadow (Post 26005812)
Anyone know a similar code to MUGA050 that is valid for 2016? The original code expired end of 2015? It gave $40 off on a weekly rental I believe. Thanks!

don't know of one off hand, but i'd recommend just trying MUGA051, -052, -049, etc. Some will be expired, some will be for free weekend days, some will be for $25 or $30 off a week, but you might get lucky.

limamike Jan 18, 2016 10:43 am

T1119049 Electric Corp
 
These are great in Florida and South America

Long Islander Jan 24, 2016 2:34 pm


Originally Posted by Grog (Post 25960953)
Peregrine no longer exists. Back in 2003, the SEC charged them with fraud. They went through bankruptcy and were eventually acquired/absorbed by Hewlett-Packard in 2005. Given the fraud charges, I guess it's not a far stretch for someone to now use a fake ID to get an Avis discount under their name. :p



I'd argue that this is a code worth killing--it associates FTers with a company which no longer exists and which exited the scene under dubious circumstances. I'd much rather be using valid codes from valid companies, so I can at least argue my case at the counter in being "associated with" said company in some way. How can Long Islander (or anyone) deny attempted fraud when standing at the Avis counter using this particular code?

If you're a Preferred member, you never go to the counter, so who's going to ask you about affiliation with a company whose corporate discount you're using?

highlanderfil Jan 25, 2016 9:40 pm


Originally Posted by JerryFF (Post 20039008)
I tried this code and got some huge discounts on some weekly domestic rates. I called Avis and they told me it was for Peregrine Systems Meetings.

Just cut my one-way London to Cardiff rate in half.

clubman Jan 26, 2016 12:33 am


Originally Posted by ajnaro (Post 25922903)
B999000 has been reported as a AVIS employee discount code requiring ID.

Ah shame.

Couldn't believe my eyes when I just tried it for a 2 day rental, and it offered me every category at $50...

Dallasfan Jan 27, 2016 10:24 pm

Hey I was wondering if any of you have used the USAA rental code with Avis? I used it with Budget and never had a problem but this is my first time using Avis so I signed up with the preferred program and will have to go to the desk to get my rental. Will they ask for USAA membership proof.

ajnaro Jan 28, 2016 4:14 am


Originally Posted by Dallasfan (Post 26093162)
Hey I was wondering if any of you have used the USAA rental code with Avis? I used it with Budget and never had a problem but this is my first time using Avis so I signed up with the preferred program and will have to go to the desk to get my rental. Will they ask for USAA membership proof.

USAA gas a lot of codes floating around. I’m sure Google will get you many. Here are two reported in this thread. I’ve never used them. The USAA credit card is easy to get.

A177204 - USAA Insurance Company
A177232 - USAA frequent flyer account


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