Caveat Emptor

This is a good motto for business travelers to take seriously. While the same can be said for families and individuals looking to rent, the rent was made and maintained by business travelers, and there are few businessmen, especially the old ones, which have not experienced very few surprises Last minute when the final invoice for the rent is much higher than initially anticipated.

There are a lot of stories from $ 100 pending a bill and the payment of $ 200, or control of a credit card that includes huge fees and expenses that the tenant has never been suspended. The bad news is, in general, must be paid, and in general is not an appeal process. All leases are small print, and guess what is in the small print? The good news is that with only moderate training, your eye will be able to scan a contract, whether on paper or online, and see the most common fall into the traps of tenants. Once you see traps, have the discernment to avoid them. First, beware of taxes and local taxes. Taxes must be part of a tariff, but some places you try to pull a fast one for rental costs without taxes. Always ask to be sure. Ignorance is not an excuse, and in some places hire make their money out of people should not ask questions. Taxes and fees can increase the final cost of up to 70 percent in the worst case.

Although generally less spending, it should be noted that most rental cars now add a small amount of money for customers to earn frequent flyer miles for their rents. Expect to pay 50 cents a day, up to a maximum of $ 2 per rental, for those earning miles.

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