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You can go to the last page and book rental. Only at the airport counter you will learn, there are extra fees you need to pay.
- octo888 1y agoLOL there is literally a "$0 total" deal ($0.24 rounded down). At least it's REALLY obvious it's a scam: Due today: $0.00 Due at car rental counter: $0.24 Car rental: $0.20 Scg - lpf $0.01Scg - iva $0.03" I'm guessing there is some crazy location fee, mandatory insurance at an inflated price and/or "oops the car you booked isn't available"?
- hn8726 1y agoI did that — picked a booking, it redirected me to Expedia and showed a $0 rental! But then when I changed my region on the top bar from US to "Rest of Europe", that booking no longer worked. When I then search (on Expedia) for the same location and dates, I get very believable prices (200-300 EUR). When I change the region back to the US and search again directly on Expedia, I see the same scam $0 offer as previously. I think this supports precisely my point — in EU all the fees are presented such that you can get the service without any hidden costs