This Website has become a bad actor… This Website has become a bad actor since the pandemic. It repeatedly reminds users to purchase LDW, which is often covered by insurance/credit card and consumer advocates dislike. Then, if you Cancel the coverage, sneaky CR.con CANCELS the ENTIRE RESERVATION without option. BAD! also, does not specify if an SUV actually has AWD or FWD. HELLO? SNOW? Pull the wool over our eyes. I have been using CR.com a long time and Do Not Like!!

STAY AWAY STAY AWAY! SCAM ALERT! I made a reservation for a car that was TWO WEEKS AWAY. Things changed so I attempted to modify the reservation. There was no option for me to modify so I canceled and rebooked with the SAME company, carrentals.com. I realized they charged me $50, which was confusing because I did not see a cancellation fee mentioned upon booking. I called to get the $50 waived because I REBOOKED which the correct dates. They kept saying that they couldn't and that "its in the policy" even though the original reservation was TWO weeks away and I made another reservation with them. So now, I chose not use them AT ALL. With any emergency or changes, you cannot modify the reservation. PLEASE CHOOSE ANOTHER COMPANY. They have bad policies. Very predatory SCAMMERS.

"Maybe" a little cheaper but expensive in the end. I booked a car and moments after realized the pickup location wasn't actually at the airport (ORF) even though I started the search with the airport code. Immediately I tried to contact them - but to no avail. Rental was for a Hertz car - no help from them either. You may be able to save a couple of dollars when using this outfit but if something goes wrong - don't expect any form of help. This will be a site to avoid here on out!

Rentalcars.com if you know it you Avoid it! Rentalcars.com is a booking.com unit based in UK with global BPO partners. I would like to bring to the attention of the users of this platform the company's total lack of ethics towards both customers & employees. Rentalcars.com in particular is a platform that, believe me, you would never ever use, had you worked for them. You as a customer may find apparent good deals but you'll pay them dearly in case of any trivial detail goes wrong just because you missed to read that small clause in that almost hidden paragraph on the online platform. My suggestion would be to book directly with the car rental company.

Didn't advise of their partners requirement prior to booking Didn't advise of their partners requirement - a physical plastic credit card - so when we went to pick up car from SixT they wouldn't accept a credit card on a phone and refused to provide car. We were then left to cancel the booking with RentalCar.com (which had been made 90 minutes earlier) and they refused to provide a refund.