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Originally Posted by Dom182 Okay I can see that response when a person is trying to scam money out of you. My question here is what would your response be when we legitimately don't have a car. I'm not talking about overbooking or other practices. I refering to when a customer doesn't bring the car back as promised, breakdowns or damaged wenicles. Do you cut the MT some slack or do you go into divinity mode declaring it's your right to have the Caddilac at the aveo rate? I'm not jabbing you I am truly asking the question. |
The first thing I ask is if they have a dirty car or one that needs an oil change. The next thing I say is that if it seats four, has wheels and air conditioning, I don't care what vehicle I get. I have never had to go past that, only once has Enterprise not been able to come up with SOME vehicle that works for me. Heck, I would even take a van if it had four seats. Once I got a quad cab pickup, no big deal. I don't mind a bit of extra work. The managers back in Georgia did an EXCELLENT job coming up with what I was looking for. On my rentals in New Jersey they seemed to like the idea for me that bigger is better. They GLADLY gave me a Trailblazer for the price of a compact.