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Isn't the free market a perfect solution for this? Don't rent from companies that refuse to fix damage and eventually they will be forced to compete or will sin
by Freedom2 1y ago
Isn't the free market a perfect solution for this? Don't rent from companies that refuse to fix damage and eventually they will be forced to compete or will sink.
I personally only rent, when I have to, from companies to at least try to repair minor damage. It's clear that some put an effort in, while some (Hertz, Enterprise) do not.
- crazygringo 1y agoThat's kind of like saying, the free market is a perfect solution for fraud -- don't do business with companies that engage in fraud. The problem is, of course, that the person being defrauded generally doesn't know about it. That's why it's a crime. How are you supposed to know if Hertz is actually going to fix the damage it charged you for or not? But my comment isn't about the companies not fixing the damage, it's about them charging for the damage and then not fixing it.
- redserk 1y agoCan you specifically name a rental car company that actually performs cosmetic repairs? I’d be curious on who I should consider since the major ones clearly do not, across my experience of dozens of rentals across the US and EU.