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I think the problem is the franchisees that operate the locations. There are a million stories out there of scamming people. Especially at airport locations w
by giarc 6y ago
I think the problem is the franchisees that operate the locations. There are a million stories out there of scamming people. Especially at airport locations where they know the person returning the vehicle is likely to be in a rush and not live in that location. It's more of a hassle for you to return and fight for something.
I had a rental company claim I "totalled the right front side of the vehicle" and had $3000+ in damages. I asked for dated photos of the damage and all of a sudden the claim of damage went away. I always take a dozen or so photos of the car before and after I drop it off. Takes 2 minutes but can save a ton of time and money down the road.
- neltnerb 6y agoSame for apartments if you want any hope of fighting bogus claims on security deposits. For some reason all the contracts I've seen want a written description of damage. That just isn't enough. Take photos of everything you find before you move in and include them in the statement of the state of the house.