I scheduled to pick up the car at 1 PM on July 31st! Before boarding the flight from Penang to Kuala Lumpur, I received a reminder from the rental company about picking up the car. However, when I arrived at the designated location, no one was there. I called the rental company, and they asked for my reservation number. Later, they replied that the reservation had been canceled an hour ago and claimed they had sent me an email, but I never received any such email until I returned home on the 3rd. I made an international call from the airport to the customer service for assistance, but they also said there were no cars and advised me to check for any available similar models at the location and rent one directly, which I would later need to resolve on my own. Because it was a holiday, I spent almost 3 hours at the airport. I asked around, but most rentals required advance booking. Eventually, I managed to book a car through a domestic travel platform, but the price was 40% higher than before. Despite all this, my status on the rental company’s app still showed everything was normal, and on the 2nd, I even received a message reminding me to return the car!

They initially said there would be an airport pick-up, but in reality, I had to call them upon arrival. I had booked for 9 AM at the airport, waited for a long time without seeing any staff, and only after calling the rental company did the staff come to pick me up.

The order clearly stated that there would be someone to pick us up after landing, but no one was there. When we called, we were told they wouldn't come and were very rude about it. We had to find our own way and it took three and a half hours.

When booking, they said there would be a sign, but there wasn't and I had to call them to come over. Also, it was actually at K1, not K2. So it was quite cumbersome; they didn't clearly tell me where to wait, so I ended up running around a lot. They were also very impatient.

Completely unable to communicate, waited for an hour and a half, the pickup instructions were useless, impossible to understand for first-time visitors to Kuala Lumpur