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Originally Posted by jeff20021
(Post 34215634)
Does anyone know of a good AWD for one-way rentals? The AWDs I normally use offer good savings, but charge between $0.23 and $0.27 per mile. Not a good option for me, since I'm driving ~1,500 miles over the course of a week.
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Originally Posted by Parkerthon
(Post 23977678)
I worked for capgemini previously and used this code many times and never have I been asked for ID. They do consulting and travel a ton. They don't issue corporate IDs so I'd be quite pissed if they asked me to prove it frankly.
Hi Parkerthon - Have you ever use this for personal use? |
Originally Posted by maman
(Post 34216722)
Hi Parkerthon - Have you ever use this for personal use? |
Originally Posted by COMMONC3NTS
(Post 34179780)
The code works all over and gives you about 50% off. D008400 with unlimited miles.
You have to show an amazon ID or an email from amazon's domain stating you are an employee. They just need a quick glance at your proof. If you do know how to show proof then dont use this code as they will deny you if you dont have simple proof that you can show on your phone. Amazon is the only company still using rentals heavily as their business was boombing. Most companies stopped all car rentals so their codes lost all their good usage based discounts. |
Originally Posted by bocastephen
(Post 34205318)
I second this question - any details? Is it a cardholder code or employee?
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Originally Posted by bernyx
(Post 34223405)
If you're avis preferred would they still likely ask for ID? I usually just have my car and spot poasted on the board
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For some time I was using an AWD from my former employer, last time I used it was last year. But I just checked again wanted to book at YYZ, it seems the AWD is either not working or the discount has been changed. I used to get around 20-30% now its only around 10%, I tried AMEX, TD Visa Aeroplan and Air Canada, they are all around 10% only. Did Avis overhaul all the AWD codes, due to the whole COVID thing?
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Originally Posted by BRAISKI
(Post 34240558)
For some time I was using an AWD from my former employer, last time I used it was last year. But I just checked again wanted to book at YYZ, it seems the AWD is either not working or the discount has been changed. I used to get around 20-30% now its only around 10%, I tried AMEX, TD Visa Aeroplan and Air Canada, they are all around 10% only. Did Avis overhaul all the AWD codes, due to the whole COVID thing?
Book the best deal you can find and then track it with AutoSlash to see if a better deal is available. You might be surprised how much we can help. Safe travels! |
Any discount coupon codes (not AWD) that work in the UK?
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Originally Posted by highlanderfil
(Post 34241440)
Any discount coupon codes (not AWD) that work in the UK?
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Originally Posted by AutoSlash
(Post 34241455)
Avis discount codes are AWDs. Are you referring to coupon codes? If so, there aren’t any that we’re aware of that work in the UK at the moment.
On a semi-related note, anyone know to what organization AWD A170100 belongs? Awesome rate in London - around 2/3 off their AAA discount - but I have no idea where I got it and want to make sure I don't end up bait-and-switching myself upon arrival. EDIT: Avis responded quickly via Twitter. It's Ford's AWD (my employer). Perfect. |
I have Avis Preferred but would normally rent from Hertz as I am Prseidents Circle. For an upcoming rental at LHR however both Avis and Hertz are asking ridiculous amounts. I'm talking about GBP 700 (USD 800+) for a compact car for 4 days. Autoslash has come up with USD 250 using Hertz via PriceLine but when booking I notice it says "Driving License: USA". When I change this to one of my licenses (UK and Germany) the price doubles. Am I safe in booking as a US resident or should I find another deal? I have no problem with the US rate not including insurance as my Amex covers that.
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Does Avis at LGA/JFK check ID?
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Autosmash
If this is the wrong forum, can someone/admin move it to the right forum 🙏
Hi, I was hoping that you could help to se if there are anyway to get the price down a litte. We're from Sweden We fly in to LAX from LHR (BA281) august 4th, was planning on picking up the car the next day. We're in california for almost 9 weeks and we need the car for the whole trip. So we would like to pick up august 5th and return october 6th. We're flying in & out of LAX. No problem to use an off-site, don't have to be LAX but if the prices are similar så of course is LAX easier. We prefer AVIS since we get points there and we are prefered members. We're looking for intermediate or standard suv // Anna |
Originally Posted by Tafflyer
(Post 34244367)
I have Avis Preferred but would normally rent from Hertz as I am Prseidents Circle. For an upcoming rental at LHR however both Avis and Hertz are asking ridiculous amounts. I'm talking about GBP 700 (USD 800+) for a compact car for 4 days. Autoslash has come up with USD 250 using Hertz via PriceLine but when booking I notice it says "Driving License: USA". When I change this to one of my licenses (UK and Germany) the price doubles. Am I safe in booking as a US resident or should I find another deal? I have no problem with the US rate not including insurance as my Amex covers that.
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