General Discussion: The life advice thread. Never do, say, eat or drink anything without asking how to do it in here first!
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19 Apr 2012 20:19
it aint my job.
basically, most of these car hire things are abt £2k XS, so if you prang you pay. the excess insurance covers you for the £2k.
mistake looks like he has it with the £19 but worth checking.
the thing is if you elect to choose this insurance when you rock up at the airport its much dearer than sorting it in adv.
hope you are all clear (no aids).
VEHICLE EXCESS
Although our rates are fully inclusive of all required insurances there is always an excess to pay in the majority destinations, with the exception of USA, Canada and some Spanish locations. This means in the event of accident/damage or theft you (the driver) will be expected to pay the first part of the claim.
Excess charges vary by car type, from destination to destination and supplier to supplier. Please check you local terms and conditions for your excess amount (if any). If you haven’t already done so, you can limit your liability to Nil by purchasing an Excess Refund Insurance from us – please visit Atlaschoice.com or call us to do this. Please note that purchasing Excess Refund Insurance at the Rental Desk will generally be more expensive, so it pays to book this ahead.
19 Apr 2012 20:34
i havent got a danny la rue what hes on about either, and ive never heard of excess insurance in my lifetime and rented nuff whips.
iirc i think its his job and no human really needs it or gets it, but he wants to try and let people know its there if you like to throw money away.
iirc i think its his job and no human really needs it or gets it, but he wants to try and let people know its there if you like to throw money away.
it aint my job.basically, most of these car hire things are abt £2k XS, so if you prang you pay. the excess insurance covers you for the £2k.
mistake looks like he has it with the £19 but worth checking.
the thing is if you elect to choose this insurance when you rock up at the airport its much dearer than sorting it in adv.
hope you are all clear (no aids).
VEHICLE EXCESS
Although our rates are fully inclusive of all required insurances there is always an excess to pay in the majority destinations, with the exception of USA, Canada and some Spanish locations. This means in the event of accident/damage or theft you (the driver) will be expected to pay the first part of the claim.
Excess charges vary by car type, from destination to destination and supplier to supplier. Please check you local terms and conditions for your excess amount (if any). If you haven’t already done so, you can limit your liability to Nil by purchasing an Excess Refund Insurance from us – please visit Atlaschoice.com or call us to do this. Please note that purchasing Excess Refund Insurance at the Rental Desk will generally be more expensive, so it pays to book this ahead.
why would i be drunk?
from the t&c's
"On all bookings you will be required to leave a deposit to the value of any excess for Collision Damage Waiver, which you may be required to pay if the rental vehicle is damaged during the period of hire. If this excess does not apply, you will be advised of this when making your booking.
If your rental vehicle is damaged, the deposit will be retained and treated as payment of the excess.
we offer two levels of Damage Excess Waiver product, which offer reimbursement for any excess paid as a result of accidental damages whilst renting your car:
Standard Damage Excess Waiver or
Total Damage Excess Waiver
If you purchase either of our Damage Excess Waiver products, you will be charged the excess but can reclaim it (subject to the terms and conditions outlined below), by filling in an accident report form (supplied by the rental company) and sending a copy to us within 28 days of returning your rental vehicle."
from the t&c's
"On all bookings you will be required to leave a deposit to the value of any excess for Collision Damage Waiver, which you may be required to pay if the rental vehicle is damaged during the period of hire. If this excess does not apply, you will be advised of this when making your booking.
If your rental vehicle is damaged, the deposit will be retained and treated as payment of the excess.
we offer two levels of Damage Excess Waiver product, which offer reimbursement for any excess paid as a result of accidental damages whilst renting your car:
Standard Damage Excess Waiver or
Total Damage Excess Waiver
If you purchase either of our Damage Excess Waiver products, you will be charged the excess but can reclaim it (subject to the terms and conditions outlined below), by filling in an accident report form (supplied by the rental company) and sending a copy to us within 28 days of returning your rental vehicle."
why would you be annoyed? did she have his cock in her mouth?
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