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Budget Car Rental

Budget Car Rental

1.0(2 reviews)
3.4 mi

I received letter from Budget-Rent-A-Car advising me that my credit card would be charged $569 for…read moreglass damage incurred while I was renting it. I did not recall any glass damage when I returned the rental car. I asked for evidence and was sent photos that included the odometer when the car was taken into the shop and a copy of the work order. Fortunately, I had taken a photo of the odometer when I returned the car. The odometer photo I was sent had 173 more miles and the work order was submitted 13 days after I returned the car! The damage I was being charged for was not caused by me! Thank goodness I had the photo of the odometer, as ultimately the burden of proof fell upon me. I do not recommend renting from Budget or Avis, as they are the same company.

Where do I even begin to describe the nightmare the past 48 hours have been with Budget Rent-A-Car?…read moreI made a reservation through Southwest Airlines for a rental through Budget to be picked up at the Missoula airport. Once I landed after a delayed flight on United, I went to the counter to get my car. After hauling my skis and luggage out to the car only to find out that the trunk was broken and does not open. Also, I had paid extra to book a midsize car and was given this tiny Mitsubishi which they say is a midsize. A midsize car to me is something like a Nissan Murano or Ford Escape. Hauled everything back inside to the counter agent and the only car left was a minivan, but I was already running late to my meeting so I took it and left. After a long day of work I got to my hotel parked the car and went to sleep. Less than eight hours later I woke up and went out to the car and it did not start. The security guard at the hotel tried jumping the car and it was not a dead battery, the car would just not turn over. I called Budget's roadside assistance, after giving all my information to a lady and being on the phone with her for over 30 minutes the call disconnected and she never called back. I re-dialed the 1-800 number and was matched with a new agent. She could not see any of the prior information that I had given so I was back to ground zero. Keep in mind it's -10° outside and I'm literally freezing in my work clothes running late to a meeting that I flew cross country to come too. The lady on the phone could not find any information under my name, phone number, address, or reservation number. How is that? She asked me to find the Vin number on the car, after I told her that the windshield was covered in over an inch of ice and snow and I could not see it she informed me that she could not help me until it was found. Then she told me to check the inside door because Budget places a sticker on the door that has the Vin number. Someone at Budget put another sticker over half the Vin number so I could only read her half. She informed me again that they could not send help until I gave her the Vin number. How do they not know their own inventory of cars? Because I was frozen and could not wait any longer I ordered an Uber to come pick me up at my own personal expense. When the Uber got there I asked him to help me locate the Vin number and he was nice enough to chip away enough snow and ice in the freezing cold to be able to read the full Vin number to the agent. Then she proceeds to ask me what year, color, make, and model of the car is. Are you serious? It was a brown minivan, I have no idea what year it was made. Do you not have any of this information? How come it takes 20 minutes to get a car and they ask everything except my blood type, but you don't even know what kind of car you gave me. Freezing, I got in the Uber. As we pulled away she tells me she now needs the license plate to send a truck. Are you kidding me? We drove back around to the car and gave her the license plate number. She told me to leave the keys in the car, unlocked, which makes me so nervous with liability, but I just did what she said at this point. Over an hour on the phone trying to get this figured out while standing in the freezing cold and her only comment was "must be different than living in Arizona." I then asked if she had informed the local, Great Falls, Budget office of the incident and that I would need a car and she told me that it would make more sense for me just to deal with it because she would have to call 100 different numbers to get through. Even the Uber driver was laughing at that intelligence level of this agent. I finally arrived at the Great Falls location, on my own dime from Uber. The Great Falls agent had no idea what had gone on and tried to help me as much as possible. She was able to switch me into a car and get me on my way. I walked out to the car, which was filled with fast food wrappers, used toothpicks, random change, and an empty tank of gas. Are you freaking kidding me? I thought all cars going back to the airport had to be filled with gas. And do you not clean the cars before you give them to guests? I was already an hour and a half late for my meeting so I just said screw it and drove away. I went and filled up the car with gas myself, $50+ dollars later and I was finally on my way. This was hands-down one of the worst experiences I have ever dealt with, with any type of company, rental car or not. I rent cars almost every single week and I will never rent with Budget again!

Hertz Rent A Car

Hertz Rent A Car

2.6(10 reviews)
0.0 mi

I've always had great experiences with Hertz here on the mainland stateside, but there hasn't ever…read morebeen anyone who has stood out in my memory as being just a ray of sunshine and a pillar of good customer service until now! Rhonda is the best!! When I arrived on Monday they were short on available cars and she offered me an suv, truck, or convertible - had I had anywhere to go in a convertible I would have gladly accepted, but I have become accustomed to the wind here and decided on the heavy suv. Rhonda assigned me a nice new car with only 2000 miles on it. It drove well and I had a great experience with renting from here. When I went to return the keys and get the receipt Rhonda was there with a smile to complete the checkout. From start to finish she is a great representative of Hertz and this is a reliable counter to rent from!

Do not rent from these people. There customer service was rude and refused to verify their policy…read more They left my wife stranded there because her name was not on my credit card that I reserved the car with under her name. In other words, they let me reserve a car for her with my credit card over the phone and when she arrived they informed her that since her name wasn't on the credit card, she could not use the vehicle. This was the same card I reserved her airplane ticket with and hotel with, neither of whom had a problem with it. Maybe that's normal policy for car rental businesses but the attitude she received from Hertz customer service at Great Falls Airport was not cold and not helpful. Next time we will use Truro, the rental car app like Uber. Everything i hear about Truro is easier and more affordable and you don't have to put up with the attitude of a customer service rep that hates her job and takes it out on a customer.

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Violation Management Services

Violation Management Services

1.2(15 reviews)
3.2 mi

I understand a lot of you people being angry. When i got the letter i thought the same thing this…read morewas a scam. I got a ticket in LA for a meter and i fought with the meter "person" but the ding bat lady said she already wrote it. I ripped it up and threw it in her face. Not my car not my problem...some time later i get a piece of mail from VMS. I called them up being concerned about the service fee. I read the notice i understood what they do. I was being irrational at the time when i got the ticket so now it was time to pay the pipper. I contacted a rep at VMS there he explained the situation. He wanted me to contact LA parking as apparently due to VMS's work i could still dispute. I did my research online. Id be a donkeys rear he was right. VMS SAVED ME MONEY!!!! This is awesome and a good idea. I'll Tell you why they saved me money: 1. in LA you only have 21 days to dispute or pay a violation. Since I ripped my ticket up that was not an option. Second after the 21 day time frame the ticket doubles. $210 2. When i called LA and yelled at them, they didnt care about this on the phone but the ticket could be disputed still because VMS provided my information to them and it restarted the 21 day time frame. I received my $40 fee off my card that i grit my teeth at then my LA violation. 3. I filed my dispute in writing to them as LA instructed, after a month they claimed they dismissed my violation as a one time im from Minnesota didnt understand the laws, not from LA, and wanted to take photo of something and my wife was still in the car "Mistake" and dismissed it. 4. I will gladly pay the $40 because im a hot head and didn't care at the time of the ticket but i got caught. LA wanted $210 if i would have been renting with any one else i would have had to pay that amount. That was half the price of the car alone. I did the deed and i will pay for the mistake but honestly, if it it wasn't for VMS I wouldn't have got the ticket dismissed. This may not be the fairest idea but it works especially when your in that backwards dumb State of Cali. I understand you getting made but had i not got the ticket i would have the problem, Or had i been a responsible adult and paid the ticket i would have got the notice from VMS.

A devious service that simply gives the city in which you received a parking ticket, your contact…read moreinformation. They are the middle man for the rental car company and the city. They AUTO deduct money from your account. I rented a car in San Diego and received a $37.50 ticket for being 10 min over on the meter.... bad on me. I get a notice from VMS that I owe them $50. I figured the $50 would cover the ticket and the rest would go to VMS for their process. Wrong. They charged $50 just to act as the middle man between Budget and the City of San Diego. I guess I ok'd this service when I rented the car. Must of been in the fine print. A few weeks later I get a letter from the City of San Diego saying I still owe them for the ticket. So the grand total of the ticket was $50 VMS B.S. fee + $37.50 ticket + $3.00 convenience fee = $90.50 for being 10 minutes late on the meter.

Moltzan's Auto

Moltzan's Auto

4.0(4 reviews)
2.3 mi

Five-star service…read more This is a gritty place. So don't come here if you're not used to dealing with scrap yards. I was on my way south, and noticed my parking brake kept needing the lock disengaged to put the car into drive (pushing an extra button, a two-handed operation to get the car out of Park). Turns out, the brake light switch had failed: it's the little switch above the brake, that senses the foot lever being pushed. It actuates the brake lights too, so I had had no brake light the whole time. Since the car was sitting at a church, I had the local pastor drop me off, around noon, after Autozone/Napa/carquest all said the part wasn't available, and the min price at the desk at Autozone was 36$, after I had initially been quoted 10$ over the phone from the Autozone employee. :( Calling around for a yard, I was referred to Moltzan's. The owner of Moltzan's, over the phone had said no one would be back until two, as they field staff were on lunch, to look for and pull the part. I couldn't wait, couldn't get another ride, so I had the pastor drop me off on his way back. That was about noon. Someone was at the desk within 20 minutes, and he went out and found it. I had given him the old one, a generic autozone replacement that failed probably after 40k miles. It took him a good 20 minutes out there too, to find the matching part. It was an OEM this time, and for $10 - the same Autozone misquoted me - perfect.

I have used Moltzans Auto twice and have been nothing but satisfied with their service. My first…read moretime I went there, I needed a windshield and back window for my car. Steve did it for me and let me pay him on my following payday. That was such a big help for me. On the second occasion, I needed a belt for my car. It kept overheating. I took it to Midas and they quoted me $480 and a full day with my car. I took the car to Moltzans at 4 pm and left it and they called me by noon the next day and it only cost me $160!! I was SO relieved. I won't take my car anywhere else. They're good, experienced mechanics. They're honest and compassionate. I recommend them to anyone in Great Falls needing a mechanic. Thanks Steve and everyone at Moltzans!!

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