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Jeff
As a matter of fact, I have emailed to standbycar a month ago, asking them to keep an eye for my request. Up until now, there is nothing. Of course, if there were a match, I think that will be a better deal though. But my offer from both Thrithy and Hertz are reasonable and fine. It is just a matter of which to pick. But I think I am now biased towards Hertz. Thanks Calvin On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 06:42:01 +1000, "Jeff" wrote: Hi Calvin They used to offer one way specials, one of main ideas of the site was to move cars between cities etc and get a few dollars instead of paying drivers to drive them for the companies. If you get a better deal direct, i suggest emailing standby and asking them what they can do. I am sure they want to remain competitive. cheers Jeff "Calvin Chan" wrote in message .. . Jeff Thanks for that, I have been to that site recent months, and the normal booking is always higher than direct car rental companies, and they do not offer one way. The hot deal may be candidate but they post a lot of restriction, and a lot of campervan. Nevertheless, this is an option to keep an eye. Calvin On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 20:07:48 +1000, "Jeff" wrote: always good to keep an eye on http://www.standbycars.com/ for deals "Calvin Chan" wrote in message ... Hi folks We are planning to drive from Sydney to Brisbane end of July. I have reserved a car both from Thrithy and Hertz. Their prices are comparable with Hertz being 15% more. I am asking to see anyone out there has any advice as to which one I should pick. By the way, I also booked one from europcar at Cairns when we are going there after Brisbane. Unfortunately that Hertz is sold out, while others (Avis, Budget, Thrithy) are comparable more expensive, how is europcar compared with others? Your help is much appreciated. Calvin |
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I always find Avis more competitve.
If you are a member of a motor club, that may give you an additional discount, of course you may have already negotiated this. "Calvin Chan" wrote in message ... Jeff As a matter of fact, I have emailed to standbycar a month ago, asking them to keep an eye for my request. Up until now, there is nothing. Of course, if there were a match, I think that will be a better deal though. But my offer from both Thrithy and Hertz are reasonable and fine. It is just a matter of which to pick. But I think I am now biased towards Hertz. Thanks Calvin On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 06:42:01 +1000, "Jeff" wrote: Hi Calvin They used to offer one way specials, one of main ideas of the site was to move cars between cities etc and get a few dollars instead of paying drivers to drive them for the companies. If you get a better deal direct, i suggest emailing standby and asking them what they can do. I am sure they want to remain competitive. cheers Jeff "Calvin Chan" wrote in message . .. Jeff Thanks for that, I have been to that site recent months, and the normal booking is always higher than direct car rental companies, and they do not offer one way. The hot deal may be candidate but they post a lot of restriction, and a lot of campervan. Nevertheless, this is an option to keep an eye. Calvin On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 20:07:48 +1000, "Jeff" wrote: always good to keep an eye on http://www.standbycars.com/ for deals "Calvin Chan" wrote in message m... Hi folks We are planning to drive from Sydney to Brisbane end of July. I have reserved a car both from Thrithy and Hertz. Their prices are comparable with Hertz being 15% more. I am asking to see anyone out there has any advice as to which one I should pick. By the way, I also booked one from europcar at Cairns when we are going there after Brisbane. Unfortunately that Hertz is sold out, while others (Avis, Budget, Thrithy) are comparable more expensive, how is europcar compared with others? Your help is much appreciated. Calvin |
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Calvin
A friend asked them to keep him informed of any deals on a one way ental from Brisbane to Mackay. They phoned him the day after he arrived in Mackay with a great deal. I guess it is always about timing. cheers Jeff "Calvin Chan" wrote in message ... Jeff As a matter of fact, I have emailed to standbycar a month ago, asking them to keep an eye for my request. Up until now, there is nothing. Of course, if there were a match, I think that will be a better deal though. But my offer from both Thrithy and Hertz are reasonable and fine. It is just a matter of which to pick. But I think I am now biased towards Hertz. Thanks Calvin On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 06:42:01 +1000, "Jeff" wrote: Hi Calvin They used to offer one way specials, one of main ideas of the site was to move cars between cities etc and get a few dollars instead of paying drivers to drive them for the companies. If you get a better deal direct, i suggest emailing standby and asking them what they can do. I am sure they want to remain competitive. cheers Jeff "Calvin Chan" wrote in message . .. Jeff Thanks for that, I have been to that site recent months, and the normal booking is always higher than direct car rental companies, and they do not offer one way. The hot deal may be candidate but they post a lot of restriction, and a lot of campervan. Nevertheless, this is an option to keep an eye. Calvin On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 20:07:48 +1000, "Jeff" wrote: always good to keep an eye on http://www.standbycars.com/ for deals "Calvin Chan" wrote in message m... Hi folks We are planning to drive from Sydney to Brisbane end of July. I have reserved a car both from Thrithy and Hertz. Their prices are comparable with Hertz being 15% more. I am asking to see anyone out there has any advice as to which one I should pick. By the way, I also booked one from europcar at Cairns when we are going there after Brisbane. Unfortunately that Hertz is sold out, while others (Avis, Budget, Thrithy) are comparable more expensive, how is europcar compared with others? Your help is much appreciated. Calvin |
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