re: OT Lawyers: Should I pursue further action against Car Rental Company?

Contact Travelocity and whoever owns the rental company. Maybe talk to the airport and whoever is in charge of that contract. If they have any social media presence, keep blowing them up on that. Hit them up with pictures on every review site you can. Sadly, the cops won't do anything because they're lazy and DGAF about 90% of things. They might take a report and throw it in the trash when you leave

Other than you being diligent about harassing them, nobody is gonna help you. I'd frick with them though

Eta: Make multiple accounts with different emails on review sites so you can keep talking shite about them like you are different people. Talk to yourself like, "I had a similar experience as Dan A". Space out the bad reviews every week or three and you can also make up random shite too. Say something like they stole the your CC # because you only use that card to travel and she went in the back because "the system was down". Then, you had a charge at a makeup store two days later

I wouldn't worry about it

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Ausby Rental Cars (Economy/ASAP

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I found your problem.

Rent from a reputable company next time and chalk the loss of $100 as a learning experience.

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You should never book via a 3rd party site for any travel reservations. If you have an issue with a higher rate (hotel/car) they'll match them or beat it.

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This.

(And whomever down-voted Golfer's post is an idiot)

My go-to hotel on Turks & Caicos is always at least 20% cheaper because I email them directly rather than booking through Kayak or Travelocity.

Do you think third-party booking agencies insert themselves into the exposure of all those transactions for zero return?

With large chain hotels you might not get to see behind the curtain as to lower pricing, but with smaller hotels, etc., always check with the venue first.

To the OP: Let it go and keep giving the Rental Agency a black eye on reviews. Make up alters and do it that way. It works here for SOME people...

Report to AG of Texas. Small claims court is your other option

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What state do you live in?

Contact your attorney general and ask about fraud claims.

It might make a difference if it's a chain or franchise.

Sit across the street with a high powered pellet gun. Put spiderwebs on all of the windshields in the lot. Then leave.