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margarita girl Oct 2, 2007 3:17 pm


Originally Posted by my2centsworth (Post 8470777)
I have yet to show an ID for any of the codes (unless it says "DO NOT USE ...") If someone would ask, simply mention that you have been a LOYAL customer of Citibank and that they send you this code by mail for leisure travel! I'm in the computer business, so I use mostly the IEEE code (no, I'm not even a member) but not once did I have to show an ID or membership card!

Thanks for the advice and encouragement! I picked up my car at RDU a few hours ago, and was not asked for ID and had no problem with the $37 rate!

hardman Oct 3, 2007 1:54 pm

I got a great weekend rate with the AAA code @ DTW. 4 day weekend was 104.96.^

margarita girl Oct 3, 2007 7:27 pm

Anyone found a code with a really good rate for Malaga, Spain lately? 2 months ago I tried D005927 (Assoc of Bankruptcy Trustees) and was getting some awesome rates. Not anymore. It's now giving $258 (before tax), for a 1 wk rental at the end of October. The best I've found is the Delta PAL code (A432123) which gives $215 before tax, and US$301 after tax.

Anyone have a code that isn't in the list?

hotlguy Oct 4, 2007 9:43 am

That's as good as it gets. The good times are over. A432123 is the best around but you can still shave of a little by booking your car before 10 october as they are having a autumn sale. I booked a Seat Leon class car for £92.30 including tax ( Can $ 188!!! ) usually with A432123 £ 106.50. No need to fill in AWD box when you click on autumn sale. So go to avis.co.uk and you will see sale banner on right hand side.
I usually rent there a few times a year and a few weeks ago they gave me a much bigger car ( G class, Ford Mondeo type )
Good luck and have a nice stay

my2centsworth Oct 4, 2007 10:31 am

RE: Malaga, Spain
 

Originally Posted by margarita girl (Post 8505659)
Anyone found a code with a really good rate for Malaga, Spain lately? 2 months ago I tried D005927 (Assoc of Bankruptcy Trustees) and was getting some awesome rates. Not anymore. It's now giving $258 (before tax), for a 1 wk rental at the end of October. The best I've found is the Delta PAL code (A432123) which gives $215 before tax, and US$301 after tax.

Anyone have a code that isn't in the list?

Have you tried the following AWD: J993686

Since I don't have the dates, you'll have to check for yourself.

margarita girl Oct 4, 2007 10:50 am

Malaga, Spain
 
Oct 26-Nov 2. Thanks for the code, but it gives $287 before tax.

hotlguy Oct 4, 2007 11:57 am

You're welcome! if you read carefully I saved you Can $113

tallboy Oct 4, 2007 6:41 pm

Help for Brazil?
 
Hello all,

Any codes or tips available for renting in Brazil?

Need a car from GRU between 11-19 October. All agencies considered.

Thanks,

tb

margarita girl Oct 6, 2007 3:27 pm


Originally Posted by hotlguy (Post 8508484)
That's as good as it gets. The good times are over. A432123 is the best around but you can still shave of a little by booking your car before 10 october as they are having a autumn sale. I booked a Seat Leon class car for £92.30 including tax ( Can $ 188!!! ) usually with A432123 £ 106.50. No need to fill in AWD box when you click on autumn sale. So go to avis.co.uk and you will see sale banner on right hand side.
I usually rent there a few times a year and a few weeks ago they gave me a much bigger car ( G class, Ford Mondeo type )
Good luck and have a nice stay

Thanks for the tip hotlguy! I missed it the first time you posted. These are very good prices indeed. It looks like the big difference between small and medium is how many pieces of luggage you can put in. (They all seat 5.) There will be 4 of us, but no need for luggage, so I might go for the Seat Ibiza. I am not familiar with this vehicle. Is there any reason I should select a more expensive car?

I also hope to get a free upgrade based on my Preferred Status with Avis in North America. Anyone have any experience with that?

my2centsworth Oct 6, 2007 3:55 pm

Brazil Rental
 

Originally Posted by tallboy (Post 8511670)
Hello all,

Any codes or tips available for renting in Brazil?

Need a car from GRU between 11-19 October. All agencies considered.

Thanks,

tb

I recently came back from a 4-month trip from Brazil. For the entire time I rented from Localiza (http://www.localiza.com): They have one of the best rates and they have many offices so if you need help there is always a Localiza nearby. The "big" companies (such as Avis, etc.) are usually only found in bigger cities. With respect to codes, I don't know if Avis has them for Brazil and if it even pays. Good Luck

P.S.: Unless you are in one of the bigger cities/airports, you might have a hard time finding English-speaking agencies, so brush up on your portuguese!

Jlove Oct 6, 2007 4:29 pm

why no one-way drop fee showing up?
 
I'm trying to book a one-way car rental (SAN to LAX), and most companies charge either a $53 or so drop fee, or a per mile fee. My total Avis price for 2days came to $92.
Should I worry that there's a "hidden" fee in there somewhere for the one-way charge?
Are there discounts that work for one-way rentals?

TrayflowInUK Oct 7, 2007 3:52 am

Just make sure that it says unlimited free miles. Any drop fee will be listed in the booking.

tallboy Oct 7, 2007 8:23 am

Obrigado
 

Originally Posted by my2centsworth (Post 8520354)
I recently came back from a 4-month trip from Brazil. For the entire time I rented from Localiza (http://www.localiza.com): They have one of the best rates and they have many offices so if you need help there is always a Localiza nearby. The "big" companies (such as Avis, etc.) are usually only found in bigger cities. With respect to codes, I don't know if Avis has them for Brazil and if it even pays. Good Luck

P.S.: Unless you are in one of the bigger cities/airports, you might have a hard time finding English-speaking agencies, so brush up on your portuguese!

Wow, 4 months in Brazil ~ must have either seemed like paradise or a long-term sentence, or perhaps a bit of both... ;)

I am here in SJK now, so will check out Localiza. Thanks for your helpful response.

tb

piyush Oct 9, 2007 8:10 pm

I tried a bunch of codes for a car rental this Friday at GSO. None of them came up cheaper than my corporate code. The best rate I have found for a compact so far is $ 87 + taxes = $ 120 in all

October 12th - October 16th

Any tips?

bob1008 Oct 10, 2007 2:59 am


Originally Posted by Flyerbunny (Post 8427569)
Are you saying that if you use a code which you are not entitled to use the contract with AVIS is not valid and the collision damage waiver does not apply in the event of damage or an accident?

Interested to know as have been using codes with no problem but am worried now!

I've been using my favorite code L093590 for many years now and have been in 2 accidents. In both cases I never heard a word from Avis regarding repairs. I got the code from this site and it has always provided a very low competitive (maybe not the absolute rock bottom in every case) rate, unlimited miles, and free LDW. I do also use a credit card that offers primary coverage (Diners Club), but in my accident experiences, it was not needed as the LDW applied. I rent within the USA only. The "L" code has been a reliable code on these boards for years.


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