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Originally Posted by funwizard
(Post 31856209)
Had a reservation for couple of weeks for Christmas and New year using this code. This is in Toronto suburbs. Was asked for id as the agent mentioned is Bombardiar id and it knocks the price off from 1900 to 500 so he would need an id.
The prices and available are skyrocketing during these holidays and this code knocked off a significant amount. Looks like i may have to find something else. Are people being asked id for Amazon code? or is it fine as long as you have a amazon login Have to look for a new code now |
Originally Posted by funwizard
(Post 31869559)
Ok i was rejected for Amazon code as well as it add a cdw to the rental. Had to talk to manager and overwrite it as a manual rate and remove the cdw. Next time they wont entertain this code.
Have to look for a new code now That said, I wasn't asked to prove my Lufthansa status at LHR last week (I presume that I can just show them my digital card). My BA status is being knocked down to Bronze at the end of January so I'm wary about using N744300 just in case they check and see I'm not silver anymore! |
I just put in the BA Gold AWD and the prices increased by 20% on a 5 day booking in Italy...
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I tried the avis bombardier codes BUT....
Originally Posted by nathaniel511
(Post 26904948)
Great! Thanks for this. That would explain the low LDW pricing! All right, the search for a comparable rate on a safer AWD continues ...
big problem. These rates all show as 0 free miles! $.34 / kilometers added on. Ok if you don't plan on driving it I guess. |
New code instead of E027237 for Germany.
Does anyone have the new code that replaces the E027237 ? Had amazing deals on mercedes s-class in Germany. 1200 euros for 4 weeks. Included upgraded insurance.
or does anyone know of any code that offers benefits with about the same prices ? I tried all codes on the site but none come even close. for now using avis family and friends code (G883000) with lack of a better option. help would be appreciated. Thanks. |
Originally Posted by Mackle
(Post 31854966)
BA codes that I am aware of are:-
British Airways Executive Club Blue: N744100 British Airways Executive Club Bronze:N744200 British Airways Executive Club Silver: N744300 British Airways Executive Club Gold: N744400 British Airways non-executive club passenger: N743700 BA Exec blue is free to join and sign up to, and I believe gives you a free additional driver regardless of any status with Avis. You can also collect Avios points with Avis bookings. I can't advise on FlyingBlue codes as not a member of that scheme. |
Does anyone have information on rental in Switzerland?
Citi leisure does not work. Visa Global gives a little. Old HH code is not rejected but also gives the same little discount as the Visa Global, ditto as BA Blue. Taxes are outrageously high though. :( |
Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 32046296)
Does anyone have information on rental in Switzerland?
Citi leisure does not work. Visa Global gives a little. Old HH code is not rejected but also gives the same little discount as the Visa Global, ditto as BA Blue. Taxes are outrageously high though. :( |
Originally Posted by ng1265
(Post 32066419)
Where do you want to rent? In some cases (e.g. BSL, GVA) it's MUCH cheaper to rent on the French side
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Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 32067581)
Zurich, as we are flying in Zurich then will drive to Italy's lake district. Round trip ZUR airport.
1. Have you tried changing websites? When renting in CH I've found that usually it's cheaper on the .ie website, or.co.uk. If pay at counter you can pay in the currency and thus avoid DCC 2. Do oyu have any corporate discount with your job, which can be used for personal travel? 3. Have you tried BAEC Gold or Silver? 4. If you have status, the LH Senator AWD is also good: E888804. Ditto Flying Blue Plat code F983000 |
Originally Posted by ng1265
(Post 32071606)
OK, then a few questions:
1. Have you tried changing websites? When renting in CH I've found that usually it's cheaper on the .ie website, or.co.uk. If pay at counter you can pay in the currency and thus avoid DCC. 2. Do oyu have any corporate discount with your job, which can be used for personal travel? 3. Have you tried BAEC Gold or Silver? 4. If you have status, the LH Senator AWD is also good: E888804. Ditto Flying Blue Plat code F983000 We always opt for pay at the counter because our plan often changes, hence dont want to deal with cancellation / refund on pay at reservation, plus a penalty / fee may be involved. But to our surprise once in FRA, even though the DCC clause was taken out (not shown on the final agreement and the agent made sure to show that to us), the bill was still billed in USD - to the dot of the same amount quoted on the reservation - which was not a DCC amount but regular market rate conversion. Euro was going up against USD between reservation and actual rental - yet our bill being in USD of the original market rate conversation made at the reservation time, actually saved us over $30 - that may be the only good experience coming out from the currency conversion! 2. and 3. Retired so are using the airlines / hotels codes. Hilton when it partnered with Avis, offered the best rates for rentals made in Europe. Unfortunately HH changed to partner with Hertz a few years ago. :( Oddly the old code still works as not being rejected as invalid. Though it gives the same small discount as Visa Signature / BA Silver. The Visa Signature discount is claimed to be 25% but it is not true. Only a tiny one, not even 10%. 4. Not elite on either program, hence it is risky to use the 2 codes. Thanks for the suggestions though, especially on trying other countries sites. Will do that. |
Originally Posted by ng1265
(Post 32066419)
Where do you want to rent? In some cases (e.g. BSL, GVA) it's MUCH cheaper to rent on the French side
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Just use Mulhouse Aeroport.
Bit of a trip if you are going to be touring in CH, but it will be half the price than in BSL. We park every time in France as it is half the price. |
Originally Posted by rj123456
(Post 32072519)
What locations does one search for "the French side"?
For GVA use Geneva airport - French side or Geneve airport (Avis code GGV) No risk using the frequent flyer Elite code if you're not a member: Avis will generally monitor company codes and ask for proof of employment for those, but are not generally bothered if you use the frequent flyer codes. |
Originally Posted by ng1265
(Post 32081157)
For BSL as mentioned upthread - Mulhouse airport or Basel Euroairport - French side (Avis code MLH)
For GVA use Geneva airport - French side or Geneve airport (Avis code GGV) No risk using the frequent flyer Elite code if you're not a member: Avis will generally monitor company codes and ask for proof of employment for those, but are not generally bothered if you use the frequent flyer codes. |
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