This time I encountered a peculiar female staff member who forcefully sold additional insurance without asking and charged my card right away. When I checked the car rental agreement, I said I didn't need extra insurance and called the rental service's customer support to intervene. The representative asked the staff member to take the call, but she refused and withheld the rental agreement from me. After a long standoff, a manager-like Black gentleman took the call and handled the situation. Fortunately, I have had multiple rental experiences, but if it were a first-time renter, that female staff member might have succeeded. This issue is not specific to DOLLAR; it could happen with any company. Everyone should be cautious and promptly involve customer support to avoid lots of trouble.

It took over two hours to queue up for the car after completing the paperwork. The first time, the staff even gave us the wrong car, but luckily the guard stopped us. The most unsatisfactory part was the fees: toll service fees and roadside assistance fees added up to over 300 dollars. Actually, rentalcars.com already provided roadside assistance insurance, dollar rental is just being a rip-off!

Terrible service. Even after making it clear that I did not want any extras, they added roadside assistance without informing me. There were no fee notifications on the signature pad, which is very deceptive.

The counter staff used every method to sell us insurance. They showed displeasure when we declined and even said we couldn't rent without it. Eventually, we resolved it by contacting the rental company. When renting a car in the USA, be extra vigilant and do not buy extra insurance; it's quite expensive.

We arrived fairly late, around 9:30 PM, but the process was quick, and we got the car without any hassle. Returning the car was even more convenient: we refueled at a nearby gas station and dropped the car off at the return point, leaving the key on the front dashboard.