Thomas Dyreskov Andersen
DKWorst car rental company Worst car rental company. Even with a confirmed reservation weeks in advance, the only message upon arrival to the rental counter in Paris, was that they did not have the car available, sorry for that. Such poor service seemed to be the norm, and the employees did not care one bit. Several others were given the same message. Stay as far away from Enterprise as possible.
Hero
GBAvoid Enterprise Rentals, many more options Unfortunately this is one of the most unfriendly and unprofessional Enterprise locations I've ever seen. I needed a rental for a couple days for a minor fender bender.... I've used Enterprise exclusively because my past experience has been great with no hassle. Fast forward today, I was not able to rent a car. Long story short, my cc was compromised 2 days ago so I was using my wife's cc, same last name, same address but a problem... ok, so I'll use a debit, however not before having to provide several names , references etc.... so, forget it, I took an uber and I'll rent someplace else... ah... the good old days of service and common sense ha e long gone...
Stephen
GBPoor company shocking Had two vehicles since Friday both broken down. Poor quality of vehicle and then no vehicles at any branch locally(northwest) to swap me in to. Don’t waste your money if you have places to be
Lisa Taylor
GBI would give no stars if I could I would give no stars if I could. I made my reservation online and even paid for the insurance but when I got there, I was told that my vehicle was not on a lot because they could not call to confirm my reservation. They told me I did not give my phone number which was not true. However, I ended up with a lower valued vehicle as a last resort which another customer Graciously let us have. And they wanted to charge us for the full amount. End of story I will never ever go to enterprise again and I called three times asked to speak to someone on the escalation team and surprisingly no one ever got back to me.
Barbara
GBTruck Sale Enterprise At the end of January I started looking for a box truck. I went to the Enterprise location in San Leandro,CA. No one else will help you except the remarketing manager. She quickly dismissed me by saying that she could not sell me a truck without commercial insurance. I didn't understand how you get insurance before the vehicle. My mother and I returned the next week. This time she was friendly and helpful. She offered different finance options. When told it would be cash, she offered to show me what was on the lot. The trucks were not what I was looking for, she promised to locate one for me. She didn't answer my calls or return them. Only after I called the office and complained, she would text. I found a truck in Los Angles and it was transported to San Leandro. I obtained insurance and took the truck on 2/28/24. On 4/24 I recieved a text saying, "We were unable to complete the initial transfer. We just need the VIN verification completed and a smog and weight test". My question is, why wasn't this done before delivering the truck to me? DMV has been waiting for this infomation for about a month and a half. My appointment to bring the truck back was 4/25 at 11am. At 10:30 am the mechanic called, asking me to come at noon. As I am driving, someone called saying that I was suppose to be in Fremont. While I am in the office trying to get this cleared up, the mechanic drives up. Is this any way to run a business? Does any body know what they are doing. Why is only ONE person able to sell trucks. I plan on writing a letter to the CEO about the shabby business practices of Enterprise. This is my last dealings with them.