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12 years ago. Save. I rented a mid size SUV at Phoenix Sky for $13.00 per day in my husbands name through Priceline. I then signed up for Hertz Gold through AAA in my husbands name. I just called Hertz and because we used Priceline, we are not able to use the Hertz Gold perks like adding a second driver (myself) or skipping the rental line.
5. Re: Hertz Gold membership question. 6 years ago. No, you need to have the GR number on the reservation to qualify for the service, which basically means they pre- allocate a car to you which you can just go to the garage and drive off in, depending on the location arrangements.
Because I'm cheap, I'm constantly going back and looking for lower rates; lo and behold, that same rental now costs only $148! I called Hertz and their customer service line disconnected me after keeping me on hold forever. I went online to create a new reservation and cancel my old one. However, Hertz charges a $50 cancellation fee for prepaid ...
Hertz cancelled my reservation. Had existing confirmation for car rental on 03/26 for a total cost of $509 for 7days. Gold member, Hertz declined to lease me a car stating " you are on do not rent list". Hertz declined to explain the reason why. They provided me with the number that I had to contact to get my question answered.
Yes, contracts are binding but there's no contract until you sign the rental agreement. The reservation is just that, a reservation. There are no laws that compel car rental companies to honor reservations. And Hertz describes prepayment as a discount program, not a guarantee. I'm almost positive that Hertz's *policy* on overbooking used to be ...
What this means is that Hertz on Demand aims to take car sharing to another level by eliminating membership fees, expanding one-way service, adding more electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles at ...
1. Re: Expedia.com Car Rental Question. I suggest you reserve the rental directly from the rental car company rather than Expedia. You can use Expedia or other third party sites to compare rates, but then go directly to the rental car company's website to reserve. It's better not to get a third party involved, especially if there are any issues.
To be safe, I'd cancel the ones you don't need. Some rental companies will charge you a fee if you cancel less than 48 hours before your reservation. Maybe read your reservations regarding the cancellation policy. Report inappropriate content. Rashaun S.