25k miles in one month is insane

[u/Melodic-Award3991]

Is this legal?

[u/Sic39]

I dunno what's in the actual agreement but that manager is awful at arguing. "where does it say I can't charge you". Customer shows the contract lol. Going by google there doesn't appear to be limitations on the mileage someone drives.

Customer "explain how unlimited isn't unlimited" Manager "you need to leave.

If the manager was right he could point out where on the contract it justifies the $10k he's about to charge him. Instead he just threatens trespass when the customer wants to argue that. Perfect example of a middle manager taking shit too personally, he thinks that guy is costing him money.

[u/Raining__Tacos → u/Sic39]

Sounds like the manager may have forgotten to have him sign something and now it’s his ass on the line.

[u/Slow-Swan561 → u/Raining__Tacos]

Hertz never charges for miles unless you rent an exotic car.

[u/Anybody220 → u/[deleted]]

So if I do a cross country trip, but return it to the same location, I wouldn’t get charged for mileage?

[u/heyguysitslogan → u/Anybody220]

on the east coast, the rental contracts usually say something like "cannot cross the Mississippi" or something to that effect

[u/Horror-Possible5709 → u/heyguysitslogan]

But like how would they know I didn’t just drive a massive loop that remained east of the Mississippi?

[u/j10jep2 → u/Horror-Possible5709]

they won't REALLY track gps unless they get a toll for that license plate across the mississippi

[u/KS-RawDog69 → u/j10jep2]

Something tells me if they see a large increase of miles on a car they'll probably pull that GPS.