Dented car

The car had many marks, tape residue on several doors, scratches etc which the guy going with me said did not matter. I took pictures of it all including a popped out piece of plastic on the front side which meant the car had been in an accident (This comes back into play later). The interior was fair but it had sticky places which I needed to clean. When returning the car another piece had popped a bit and they said the car had been hit. I filled out an accident report and stated no accident and that the car was already banged up when I picked it up. Waiting to see if they follow up on this or let it go. I also informed them that the brake peddle was hitting bottom sometimes on my last day driving and that they may be failing. I hope they to look into it. Lastly, the day after I returned the car I started receiving calls saying that the car had not been returned and it was going to be reported stolen. I had to make several calls to get the whole thing sorted (To be accused of theft, crazy).

Everything went very smoothly from start to finish. Counter Agent Kavel Smith was extremely helpful and courteous. One suggestion would be to wash the interior of the airport van. It looked like it was rained on inside!

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.

will not be renting again from easirent.

Wisner was profesional guy and didnt push me to buy extra things like other people do.