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Total Scam. Prepaid around €500 for a small car for a month. Went to pick it up, was asked for another €2500, they couldn't tell me what it was for. No car outside, and refused to refund my €500. Scam artists stay FAR AWAY
These people are dishonest liars. They will find any reason they can to charge you more or make your life more difficult. I arrived within the permitted late period to collect my vehicle that I had already paid for and they had rented it to someone else and refused to refund me. NEVER EVER EVER use this crowd, you will regret it.
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