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They don’t care about your photos. Instead, Hertz relies on its AI photos and it is apparently very hard to dispute since you don’t deal with a person - only AI. I don’t think Hertz paid all that money for high resolution scanners if they were going to accept IPhone photos in place of their own photos. |
When my husband rented a car he quickly video taped the entire inside and outside of the car before he drove it. Then again before he returned it. When he was younger he was in the leasing business.
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If I rented vehicles often, I would get a credit card that covers the collision damage waiver (CDW), even if I had to pay an annual fee for the card.
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AI has to GO AWAY!
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I prefer talking to people, not some AI robot that thinks they have all the answers. You call a general phone number and end up spending 15 minutes or better going through a bunch of AI nonsense to finally talk to someone half way across the country. That's on a good day! |
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I really wish Enterprise, Lake Sumter Landing, was more 'average consumer' friendly. Their rates are always very high. I've been told Enterprise is used primarily by people who have a corporate number, which then gives them a discount.
What responders before me here have said about Hertz is likely true. I am anxious every day I drive a rental car from them. Before I return it I vacuum the inside, clean off food stains left from prior renter, and wash the outside. Even so I have had to sit in their waiting room while the manager and clerk viewed 'something' through the chrome grill in front. They had to look at photos on the internet of the car new to conclude it was supposed to look that way. Another complaint is closing at 5 pm and most of the weekend. I have to tailor my flight and bus trips to their schedules. The Hertz in Leesburg has the same hours, but I've read better comments about them here on the forum. |
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Most rental car operations, unless you're at an airport, are "franchises". They don't all operate the same. They do their own pricing, hours, policies, etc. Even Enterprise at the Tampa Airport was a franchise until about 10 years ago. :Lumping all '"Hertz" or "Enterprise" lcoations into the same basket, it like saying all the Paneras, McDonald's or Dunkins, are the same. They are not. They are individually owned and operated in most cases. |
I frequently use Hertz. Never had an issue. Not only do I video tape the employee doing his walk-around, I continue the video in a slower more methodical pace to just cover all the vehicle. I even noted the plastic cowl was degrading (cracked and small piece gone) around the hood vent/wiper area and pointed this out to him. I then did the exact same thing on the after-hours return/key drop. Slow filming and then a wide video pull-out of what other vehicles were parked around it, so they couldn't say it was filmed somewhere else. Next day, no issues. But I had enough evidence that I would have won in a court.
As for AI, if they film it leaving and film it returning and find damage, then YES, it is your fault, unbeknownst to you it happened while in your charge. Right type of insurance will cover it (USAA for me). I can't blame them. With the way half of America is right now, it's all about entitlement and when they don't agree with something or get their way, they start losing their minds and start setting cars on fire. |
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You may not have had a problem with hertz but no one had this problem before last fall. Hertz just started using it last fall and they only have the scanners at six airports. It is in use at Atlanta, Newark Liberty International Airport, Charlotte Douglas International Airport, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Tampa International Airport and George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston. Have you rented from hertz in the last nine months from any of those airports? |
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If it was, have you contacted Amex to to see how it was resolved? It would be helpful to know if the credit card companies are just paying these claims or if the car rental companies are dropping them once insurance companies get involved. |
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