I feel mislead about the price. I was charged more than quoted unfairly and it's not been corrected

Overall it was excellent. The only issue was that the rear tail light was broken ....not the light, the glass covering had been in an accident.

Car needed new front tires and was overdue for service

Price protector worked

After being at the counter for nearly 20 minutes and being told that I could not use my company card which had my name on it to pay for the car, and going back and forth as to why I had to use my personal credit card, the lady finally ran my company card only to (of course) find out that the car had already been paid for and that payment could be processed on the card. In the middle of this experience, I asked the lady to cancel my reservation and was told that I could do it online that she would not do it for me (even though no one was waiting in line to do so). Upon walking away and reviewing my reservation, I learned that at 9:30am it was 30 minutes past the time that I could cancel - so I went back up to the desk where it seemed obvious that she knew I wouldn't get the money back should I have canceled. She then proceeded for at least ten minutes to talk me into buying insurance, which I already have but of course according to her it wouldn't be enough should I have an accident. After calling my insurance company to confirm, of course I had the coverage needed to deal with any accident issues. She then proceeded to try to talk me into buying a Sunpass because she said I'd spend more than $60 going to Orlando. Which I didn't, I spent $10 for the entire trip. Lastly, I was told that because I was going to Orlando that I didn't have unlimited miles as my email confirmation said, I had 150 miles per day and that I should have read through the terms and conditions. How about Easirent ask a question through the reservation process about where the destination is and let people know about the mileage cap on the front end instead of just saying it'll be 89 cents per mile extra now that a person cannot cancel the reservation. All in all, I was incredibly frustrated with the process, as were the three people standing in line upon my return to the company window. Two of the three couples canceled their reservation at the window due to their own frustration. Never again.

Everything went OK at Easirent, except for one thing, the manager. He was completely unprofessional. He wasn't there when we first arrived but we received help from another staff member, who was actually helpful. The office phone rang and the staff member picked it up and began to help the person on the phone. So we began waiting. Once the manager arrived he immediately turned his back to us and started doing something on his cell phone. It quickly became clear that he was texting with someone. The other staff member had to break his attention and remind him, the manager, that we had been waiting for a while. He then began to take our information but then quickly went back to his cell phone around the corner. He then instructed a third staff member, who apparently had only worked there for three days, to help us while he, the manager, went off to text on his phone again. The staff member who had only been there for three days tried to help me as best he could, but there were things he just didn't know due to lack of experience, but it was not his fault. The manager eventually came back and finished checking us in and then left again leaving the other two staff members to get the car for us and go over the rest of the normal car rental procedures. Again, the two staff member were excellent and helped me as best they could, but the manager was completely unprofessional and needs retraining.