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Report: #932088

Complaint Review: Enterprise Rent-a-car - DFW Airport Texas

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  • Reported By: Kolddesert — Lubbock Texas United States of America
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  • Enterprise Rent-a-car 2424 E 38th #104 DFW Airport, Texas United States of America

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I recently traveled to Dallas, TX for a friends wedding. Half way there the car we were traveling in broke down due to fuel pump issues. Sitting in the 112 weather we realized we needed to rent a car to get us the rest of the way there. After 3hrs and finding out that Enterprise DOES NOT PICK YOU UP. We were even told by an Employee 'that was not something they do.' Anyways we arrive to the DFW Airport to pick the car up. The employee circled the car in the dark parking garage noted some existing damage and sent us on our way. We were exhausted and ready to drive to the hotel.

We left the car in the hotel parking garage and took it out once in the two days we were there. Upon getting the car we traveled in repaired we took the rent-a-car back to the DFW Airport to return it. As soon as I pulled up the lady walked immediately to the 'existing' damage and said that the car was damaged while in our possession and that it was not noted upon receiving the car. We told her it was already there and she typed up a report and had us sign it and told us we could appeal it. Three weeks later, 5 more damages were reported! Someone please tell me this is not a normal procedure!

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#3 Author of original report

Hmmm.

AUTHOR: Say what? - ()

POSTED: Saturday, March 22, 2014

Looks like you paid for the modem. That was not a deposit.

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#2 UPDATE Employee

Damage Claim Concern

AUTHOR: Enterprise Rent-A-Car - ()

POSTED: Sunday, March 31, 2013

Hello,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention . As customer service is of the utmost importance, we would like the opportunity to look into this concern for you. Please contact us at care[at]enterprise.com with complete details, including the exact rental location address, your contact information, rental agreement and/or your "DX" or damage claim number and any further information regarding this incident. 

When emailing, please list Reference Number 130331-000358 in the subject line. We look forward to hearing from you.  

Sincerely,
Amelia
Social Media Coordinator  
Enterprise Rent A Car

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#1 Author of original report

still ripped off

AUTHOR: Kolddesert - ()

POSTED: Saturday, March 30, 2013

I have gone back and forth with enterprise claims service and they said they resolved the issue. They have not sent any correspondence by mail stating what they 'credited' the account.
No credits have been issued.

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