🔺 r/personalfinanceuTiny-Independence-95·61 days ago
Turned in my rental to Enterprise almost a month ago and now they’re quoting me 1k for hail damage?
I was rear ended a while ago and the other person’s insurance covered a rental car for me while we worked out a settlement. I had the car for about a week and turned it in on the 11th of last month. Importantly, when I turned it in the employee did not point out any damage to the car, and seemed perfectly happy when I turned it in. I frustratingly don’t have clear recollection of what the exit paperwork looked like but I do remember it being a seamless drop-off with no issues. Is there a way to check and see if they returned my safety deposit? There was a hail storm in my area the day before I was required to turn it in. I have a text saying there was light hail while I was getting ready for work, but I know it stopped in time for me to actually drive to work. Unfortunately my house does not have a functioning garage so the rental was outside during this time, so to be entirely fair, if there was hail damage it potentially could have been here. For what it’s worth, though, the worst of the hail storm (we’re talking like golf-ball-sized-and-bigger hail) hit that evening, while I was at work and parked in an above-ground parking ramp. There is some risk of outside elements reaching t…