Insurance Company Rental Rates

[3801 Alum]

Originally Posted by 9.99 Weekend Special

At the airport usually you can get the rate cheaper. Remember you are going to be billed at calendar day instead of 24 hr billing so it might come out to the same or even more depending where you are renting.

Well, I'll be flying in on a Thurs night, and leaving on a Mon morning. That's 5 days total on calendar billing, and 4 days total on a 24 hour clock.

Insurance rate for a midsize is somewhere around $20 X 5 days = $100

Retail rate for a midsize is somewhere around $45 X 4 days = $180

I heard Hertz is running specials you should go use them. Especially if your on here chances are didn't have a good experience.

Originally Posted by 3801 Alum

Well, I'll be flying in on a Thurs night, and leaving on a Mon morning. That's 5 days total on calendar billing, and 4 days total on a 24 hour clock.

Insurance rate for a midsize is somewhere around $20 X 5 days = $100

Retail rate for a midsize is somewhere around $45 X 4 days = $180

Not true--you get Weekend Special Rates.

Originally Posted by 9.99 Weekend Special

state farm..13.55/day ecar

13.55---where is this. Not in group 38.
Nothing under 18/20

[3801 Alum]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not true--you get Weekend Special Rates.

At the airport though? I thought they didn't offer weekend specials there....

I work at a rental counter next to ERAC. All airport locations offer weekend special rates.
If you're using a debit card the deposit is more, and the taxes are typically double normal tax.

[Robert]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I work at a rental counter next to ERAC. All airport locations offer weekend special rates.
If you're using a debit card the deposit is more, and the taxes are typically double normal tax.

Which company?

[9.99 Weekend Special]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

13.55---where is this. Not in group 38.
Nothing under 18/20

group 41 for an ecar

The best way to go about scaming the scam artists (ERAC) is to make a rez on the VIP line for an employee's family member. But to do this correctly you must find out the name of a person who works at ERAC with your same last name and hopefully get their employee #. Just tell the ticket monkey you want them to look up a relative and they won't know any different. I do this often but I still have friends who work there so its kind of easy for me. Now you wont get incredibly cheap rates but you will get a full size car w/ dub for about $22 a day. What did they used to tell us; Have fun with it!

[Volunteer]

Actually, it's better to say you have a claim with State Farm than to say you are an agent/adjuster, etc. That way, the branch may offer you the State Farm rate. The latest agreement with State Farm says ERAC will offer 10% off the lowest available rate to any State Farm employee. Now SUVs and mini-vans aren't quite as cheap. I'm not sure how many offices know about this new rule, so you may still be able to get away with it.

That agreement doesnt stand I used to work at an ERAC STF in house we used to give INS. rates across the board for STF employees......Whatever to beat HERTZ shitty rates.....