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Answer 11 of 55: Beware! If you rent a car in California you may get ripped off as I was recently by the State of California and the rental company. I rented a car from Avis and 3 weeks later was billed $15.20 for a mysterious "tolls and bridges" charge...
4 reviews. 10 helpful votes. What to Make of Poor Avis Reviews. 9 years ago. This is not a 'find me a lower car rental rate' request. Rather, I'm on a super-budget trip to LA and want to make sure I'm not being penny wise and pound foolish by booking at a poorly-reviewed rental company to save money. I first made a reservation at Enterprise LAX ...
33 reviews. 24 helpful votes. 1. Re: Avis - BEWARE - Unwarranted $250 cleaning charge! 3 years ago. I feel that important details are being left out of this scenario. Read the contract. If the inside is dirty, they can charge $250.00. Ten minutes of vacuuming seems like there was more than a little dirt.
Has anybody had problems with Avis car rental in San Diego Airport? When I returned my car, there was some loose/dry dirt on the floors (something that would take me 10 minutes or less to vacuum), and they charged me $250!! Unbelievable! True highway robbery. And when I complained, they just gave me the run around.
The complaint tablet has become an internet meme due to its seemingly anachronistic nature, with Forbes stating that it bore resemblance to many modern customer complaints for poor service in the modern era. [3] [19] [21] It has been recognized by the Guinness World Records as the "Oldest Customer Complaint". [22]
Answer 1 of 4: I have used Avis, LAX about 8 times over the years. Most of the times everything worked fine. Except, of course, they ALWAYS insist you should buy x-tra options, upgrades or what ever.
Answer 1 of 9: I've used Avis for over 6 years for car rental, my fav group H, Caddy or Lincoln. Been trying to reserve for October for over 2 weeks now, group H is constantly 'unavailable' or 'sold out'.
"Told me a bunch of untruths regarding gas service option, so be careful if you choose them." The US car rental business can be awfully sleazy. If you deal with a counter agent at pretty much any US car rental company, they'll try to upsell you to a more expensive car or trick you into accepting unnecessary insurance or a fuel service option.