Enterprise charges man $3,500 for damage to truck returned ‘after hours’

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Samuel Wardlaw expected to pay $200 for his truck rental. Instead, Enterprise Rent-A-Car added more than $3,300 to his bill — for the theft of the truck’s catalytic converter, which occurred after he dropped it off.

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1 thought on “Enterprise charges man $3,500 for damage to truck returned ‘after hours’”

  1. They shouldn’t allow return after hours if they don’t want to take the risk someone might steal something from the vehicle. You can’t take the reward or being a car rental company without taking some of the risk.

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