How to get back @ erac

[Sucks-To-Be-You]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just go online and make a ton of reservations. Don't show and branches will be sitting "fat" all week. Ensure you give fake addresses and phone numbers.

can't they still track you tho???

[formererac]

How would they track you if you gave false addresses and phone numbers?

[FailingEnterpriseAdmin]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If youve got a personal vendetta against the manager or assistant, simply rent a car take full coverage, have all the fun you want with it then simply upon return "accidently" forget what gear you are in and take out four or five rentals that are parked. OX heaven.. They will be eating cereal for dinner that month.

Please don't do this and please don't be recommending this here.

Enterprise IS self-insured, in 48 out of 50 states -- I worked for ERAC for 5 years -- if you damage a vehicle, ERAC pays any costs to have it fixed -- but of course, they don't pay to fix anything unless they catch it, and even then it has to be something that would affect teh rentability -- so if a car was keyed, yes they'd pay for that, because nobody wants to rent a keyed-up car

but grow up people, if you fill a car with diesel, or drive with the e-brake on, or put on old-ass tires -- don't you care at all that some innocent renter may lose their life or get seriously hurt, when the car breaks down suddenly? Causing a car engine to freeze up can kill people

don't like ERAC? then don't choose them -- it's that simple

[formererac]

I agree. Not to mention that if the renter fills the tank with diesel or drive with the ebrake on, or put old tires on, that renter is still liable for the damages.

[Sucks-To-Be-You]

Originally Posted by FailingEnterpriseAdmin

Please don't do this and please don't be recommending this here.

ACTUALLY it would have been better if he said this



Originally Posted by Unregistered
If youve got a personal vendetta against the manager or assistant, simply rent a car take full coverage, have all the fun you want with it then simply FORGET WHERE YOU LOST THE CAR

like on vacation or something

[formererac]

If you came back with the keys and said you lost the car that would prompt a police investigation. Whether you took full pack or not. No one "forgets" where the left a vehicle unless they were drunk, and that violates the CDW anyway.

[Sucks-To-Be-You]

Originally Posted by formererac

If you came back with the keys and said you lost the car that would prompt a police investigation. Whether you took full pack or not. No one "forgets" where the left a vehicle unless they were drunk, and that violates the CDW anyway.

actually, just don't come back at all


A) say you LOST the car, and don't remember where its at
B) just don't pay for the damn thing
C) or.. you could just, ABANDON THE CAR someplace and just walk away from it

let THEM worry about it

LOL!!

[formererac]

Originally Posted by Sucks-To-Be-You

actually, just don't come back at all


A) say you LOST the car, and don't remember where its at
B) just don't pay for the damn thing
C) or.. you could just, ABANDON THE CAR someplace and just walk away from it

let THEM worry about it

LOL!!

Once again, no one loses a car. They're going to ask where you left it last and if you try to evade the question they'll call the police. How do you not pay for the rental? ERAC takes your ccard when you pick the car up. They just charge it for what your bill is. If you abandon the car then you're responsible for any damages incurred before it's returned to the branch. You'll also be responsible for any tow or recovery fees.

[Sucks-To-Be-You]

Originally Posted by formererac

Once again, no one loses a car.


BULLSHIT!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAH!!!!!!!!!!


They're going to ask where you left it last and if you try to evade the question they'll call the police. How do you not pay for the rental?


EASY!! JUST DON'T DO IT!!! Tell em you won't pay for it

ERAC takes your ccard when you pick the car up.


DEPOST OF $250

They just charge it for what your bill is. If you abandon the car then you're responsible for any damages incurred before it's returned to the branch. You'll also be responsible for any tow or recovery fees.

not of you change your name and get a brand new identity!!!


Problem Solved!!! HAHAHAHHAAHAHAHHAHA