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The car was not a best condition but great customer service!

The staff lied repeatedly about the need for the Sunpass toll. We specifically asked if 95 was strictly a toll hwy and ALL 4 members of staff said yes. We asked a 3rd and 4th time if there was any route to get to Miami without using a toll road and were lied to. Even went so far as to tell us if we went on 95 without the Sunpass, we would be issued a $25 fine for each offense. Of course, once we got on 95, we saw that only 1-2 lanes required a Sunpass. They totally robbed us of an additional $30. Also, neither my husband or myself received a copy of the rental agreement and when we asked for a copy of the digital agreement we signed, we were told it would be sent to our email. No email was sent! Then, after waiting the 3-5 business days, I tried to call about the $250 deposit placed on my credit card. For three days no one answered the phone and I had to call my credit card company to get my deposit back! Nice clean car for a decent price, but the customer service are thieves!

The car had obviously been in a front end accident. The front fascia was cracked, and there was damage on the rear fascia as well. The car had a horrible shake over 60mph, it was unsafe to go faster than 70mph. The tires were also bald and spun very easily despite the vehicle being a Toyota Yaris that had no real power. Picking the car up took two hours from the time I walked into the office, not including the 30min wait for their shuttle. It was ridiculous and I was pretty upset after two and a half hours of jumping through hoops of them trying to upsell me everything and anything to be given a damaged vehicle. Overall it was super cheap so I'm not really upset, but I wouldn't recommend renting a car through Easirent to the faint of heart.

EasiRent might be the most misleading name of all time. Not only was the vehicle not what I wanted, it was so dirty and so smelly. I was forced to “upgrade” $87 just so I could get a clean car. Once I finally got the car, it was completely out of gas. Had to go straight to the gas station. I mean, really? They also give you a hard time about insurance. If you have your own, they don’t believe you. They make you pull up your car insurance info to prove it. Does any of this sound “Easi”? 0/10 never using again. Which is a shame because I rent 50-60 cars per year with work.