Reservation process not easy. Your deposit is excessive. First car interior filthy.

My vehicle had bluetooth, rearview camera, touch screen radio. It did NOT have automatic windows or door locks which was a hassle considering it’s 2019. My other family members were upgraded to SUV and they paid half of what I paid .... The check-In process was brutal, they kept 1,800US for deposit which was bot written ANYWHERE And I had to call my insurance long distance to prove I was insured because he did not believe my proof of insurance...

Most cars have too many scratches and dents. I was attending a wedding and was embarrassed to offer anyone a ride. First Altima was in bad shape. They offered a Sentra which was better but had little gas in it. The ladies before me drove off in a car that had a smashed bumper. Be honest in advertising. Say save money with scratch and dented cars.

Price was good.

Car had a keyless entry with an almost dead battery. No wiper fluid, windshield was filthy on the inside, and a bumper that was hanging on for dear life. We had to wait over a half hour at airport for the shuttle and again a half hour when we returned the car. What rental makes you wait 1/2 hour when you have a flight to catch. Their recording said they pick up every 15 minutes and they only have 1 van, which makes that impossible. They also made us call our insurance to prove we had collision insurance. They should have told us ahead of time if they wanted us to provide this.

The reason to wait over 60 min. to pick up the rental car, due by the clients holding up time too long with easyrent customer services staffs. I do not know if the clients did not have enough ID to provide, that was the reason I stayed on line for 60 min. When my turn to be with customer services staff, it took only 10 min. done for my rental car.

The booking system did not seem to work well at all and they couldn't process the paperwork properly. Most problematic was the damage deposit, which is not a "hold" as it is with other companies, but was instead a charge, which would then be refunded. This is problematic when dealing with another currency as there is an exchange difference in a refund versus a charge which costs us money. When we complained about this we were told "its company policy" -- of course, why wouldn't it be? -- and then that our alternative was to pay $60 per day. It's just wrong. When checking out I asked to have a copy of the posting so I could be sure that it would be refunded, and I got some paperwork that did not show any amounts.