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Avis “Stole” Back Car from Customer and Denied It
- beckler 5y agoI have two hypotheses. The tow company and the local Avis branch have some weird kickback scheme going on. Or the tow company has illegally put trackers on known rental cars and then fetch them for a bounty. Someone is clearly able to track the car, and I wouldn’t put it past a tow truck company to pull something sleezy like this in either situation. Don’t know how likely either situation is, but those are my top two guesses.
- mgiampapa 5y agoYeah, this is unlikely to be Avis itself, but some employee scam. Newark NJ is shady AF.
- batch12 5y agoThese twitter rolls now require an app or a login. For those of us who desire neither, stop posting this content-- please.
- ckolkey 5y agoI have neither the app not a login, and could read it just fine.
- distances 5y agoI'm able to read just fine without login. Firefox for Android in private mode, uBlock Origin.
- mongol 5y agoYou can simply ignore it and move on
- xdrosenheim 5y agoI get those three banners in the bottom, with cookies, login and such. But I can still view all content in a regular mobile webbrowser.
- thereare5lights 5y agoYou are free to ignore such content
- 123anonanonanon 5y agohttps://viewfromthewing.com/hertz-glitch-is-falsely-reporting-cars-stolen-landing-renters-in-jail/ https://viewfromthewing.com/hertz-glitch-is-falsely-reportin... „Hertz Is Falsely Reporting Cars Stolen, Landing Renters in Jail” That must be something similar
- Krisjohn 5y agoBudget/Avis are at best shit customer service and more likely regularly dishonest. Few businesses are on my permanent shit-list, but they're one.
- rasz 5y ago>only option short of taking legal action USA is weird. Where is consumer protection agency? Why not small claims court? Why waste hours on the phone apologizing for own existence?
- justinbm 5y agoDear rasa, Hold my beer. Love, Lufthansa