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Originally Posted by Marcel249
(Post 33934272)
Hi
Does anyone have any clue how I can find out from what company an AWD number is? thanks |
Originally Posted by das_ubersoldat
(Post 33934510)
One way is to make a "pay later reservation" then check the reservation on avis.COM and then under "discount codes" it will show the name.
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Hi
Thanks But no you can't see it |
Originally Posted by AutoSlash
(Post 33934556)
Hmm, I think you are confusing Avis with Hertz or National. Avis' website doesn't work like this. The name is not visible anywhere on their site that we've ever seen. If we somehow missed it, then we'll eat our (virtual) hat. :D
As i have a great code |
if i have a avis president circle do i need to show a corporate ID?
or i go straight to the car? in the uk |
Originally Posted by Marcel249
(Post 33934605)
So how can i find it?
As i have a great code If you want to take a chance and use it, that's your business, but know that rental companies can and do ask for proof and they've been cracking down of late (an FT mod just PM'ed us yesterday about two instances in the last few weeks where they and someone they know was challenged). Will you be asked for ID if you are a loyalty member and skip the counter? Less of a chance of that, but sometimes your name is not on the board and you need to go to the counter. Or, if you have an issue with the rental (like you get into an accident) and they have cause to look into whether you were eligible to use the discount code provided, it may be problematic. Or maybe it won't. We're not here to preach to anyone about what they should or shouldn't do, but like most things in life where you are doing something that is unauthorized, there may be consequences. Safe travels! |
Originally Posted by AutoSlash
(Post 33934651)
Congratulations! You found a "great code". You are one of the countless others who have masted the art of incrementing numbers and comparing prices. If we were to tell you that your code is for employees of Barclays Bank or alumni of Cambridge University, what difference would it make to you? We're assuming not an employee of Oxford or a Cambridge alumni, otherwise, you wouldn't be asking as you'd already know what the code you randomly stumbled over was for.
If you want to take a chance and use it, that's your business, but know that rental companies can and do ask for proof and they've been cracking down of late (an FT mod just PM'ed us yesterday about two instances in the last few weeks where they and someone they know was challenged). Will you be asked for ID if you are a loyalty member and skip the counter? Less of a chance of that, but sometimes your name is not on the board and you need to go to the counter. Or, if you have an issue with the rental (like you get into an accident) and they have cause to look into whether you were eligible to use the discount code provided, it may be problematic. Or maybe it won't. We're not here to preach to anyone about what they should or shouldn't do, but like most things in life where you are doing something that is unauthorized, there may be consequences. Safe travels! is there any legal AWD numbers to be used in the uk? |
Originally Posted by Marcel249
(Post 33934686)
To be honest you right
is there any legal AWD numbers to be used in the uk? |
Not sure if it would help here, but on my final rental receipt that I receive by email from Avis, I can see the company name.
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Originally Posted by shuriccc
(Post 33930656)
Rented from Europcar french side this Christmas, got a car without winter tires and without swiss motorway vignette, But you could not beat the price, paid only 242 euro for 2 weeks for hybrid Toyota corolla, used Accor hotels promo code for 20% off 45450563
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Originally Posted by NYTA
(Post 33936571)
I know they require winter tires in Italy, do they not require them in France or Switzerland?
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Originally Posted by Supersave
(Post 33556899)
Hi,
Just got back from YVR, we used the following two codes [MODERATOR DELETED] Coscto- A108335 The first one saved us from $135 to $70 a day. |
Originally Posted by shuriccc
(Post 33936574)
yes winter tires or snow chains are required on mountain roads, bought snow chains in the supermarket but never used
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Originally Posted by NYTA
(Post 33936682)
In France or in Switzerland? How much were they?
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Originally Posted by josephstern
(Post 33935516)
Not sure if it would help here, but on my final rental receipt that I receive by email from Avis, I can see the company name.
Thanks I found it |
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