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In fact, some counter staff may ask where you work... just say somewhere in Hertz UK or somewhere else... Big Hertz European Sevice Center in Dublin (around 800 staff working there) etc. It happened once for me and the staff did not bother ask any more question, was just for curiosity... Up to you to use this code.
I think you have to pay an extra for it in the US. You must check on the Hertz website to be sure. For other countries insurance is normally included, its called collision and damage waiver+theft protection with a liabilty amount depending of the vehicle group you rent, but you can also pay an extra called super cover which waive your liabilty.
chris2010 said:
I think you have to pay an extra for it in the US. You must check on the Hertz website to be sure. For other countries insurance is normally included, its called collision and damage waiver+theft protection with a liabilty amount depending of the vehicle group you rent, but you can also pay an extra called super cover which waive your liabilty.
It's usually cheaper for people to book through Hertz UK (or some other UK based agent) and get and get an all-inclusive rate.Anyone booking a 'bare' rate in USD is in for a shock when they turn up to collect the car.
Wouldn't have thought it was a good idea to use codes your not qualified for. All well and good getting the employee discount when you lie to the agent at pick up, or avoid one completely and hand back a whole car, But not so much fun if you hand them back a pile of twisted metal and they start to look closer at if your rental agreement is valid or not followed by voiding both it and your insurance coverage in a country that likes to litigate for big money.
Quidco/special offers fair enough but not entering the contract from a position of honesty is no better than failing to declare mods to your road car when insuring it.
Quidco/special offers fair enough but not entering the contract from a position of honesty is no better than failing to declare mods to your road car when insuring it.
Matt.. said:
It seems there's an offer on for the USA now.
758673 gives 15% off.
758674 gives up to 20% off for Adrenaline rentals.
20% of plus the quidco should make it a decent price , try changing the country on the website to see if that can bring it down758673 gives 15% off.
758674 gives up to 20% off for Adrenaline rentals.
Edited by Matt.. on Thursday 18th April 19:25
Interestingly, at the moment for my route (22 days Washington DC to LAX) National seem to be far cheaper than Hertz.
With Hertz i can get a Toyota Corolla class (Group C) for ~£830, with National the same is £705 (inc drop fee). For the same price as the Corolla at Hertz i can get a premium car at National.
I have never used National though, and have always tended to use Hertz as they seem to have the best cars. Is this a true assumption to make? Obviously 3 weeks and cross country is a long time to be in an unsuitable car, so i want the best i can get.
With Hertz i can get a Toyota Corolla class (Group C) for ~£830, with National the same is £705 (inc drop fee). For the same price as the Corolla at Hertz i can get a premium car at National.
I have never used National though, and have always tended to use Hertz as they seem to have the best cars. Is this a true assumption to make? Obviously 3 weeks and cross country is a long time to be in an unsuitable car, so i want the best i can get.
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