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[URL]https://www.marketwatch.com/am...ence-goes-viral-it-was-extortion-11638378425A[/URL] law professor posts a five-page complaint against Hertz on Twitter, claiming the company broke its contract and was ‘extorting’ her. She got a full refund.
That was a dissatisfied Hertz customer, whose thread about “a Very Bad experience” trying to rent a car over Thanksgiving weekend went viral on Twitter this week — and eventually got her a refund.Kate Klonick, an assistant professor at St. John’s University School of Law, was so frustrated by her experience with the car rental company that she wrote a five-page letter to Hertz [URL]https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/HTZ?mod[/URL]=MW_story_quote]HTZ[/url] , which she then posted in full on Twitter [URL]https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/TWTR?mod[/URL]=MW_story_quote]TWTR[/url] on Tuesday.
She described reserving a median sedan for pickup on the Sunday before Thanksgiving week, to be used for one week at the quoted price of $343.27, or $414.93 after taxes. But when she arrived at the Brooklyn, N.Y., Hertz location at her appointed time, she says that she waited in line for two hours before the customer service representative closed up shop for the day and told Klonick to call customer service to find another car. Meanwhile, Klonick’s husband had tried calling the customer service line, and was told they could make a new reservation at a different location for $1,800, which they declined.
That was a dissatisfied Hertz customer, whose thread about “a Very Bad experience” trying to rent a car over Thanksgiving weekend went viral on Twitter this week — and eventually got her a refund.Kate Klonick, an assistant professor at St. John’s University School of Law, was so frustrated by her experience with the car rental company that she wrote a five-page letter to Hertz [URL]https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/HTZ?mod[/URL]=MW_story_quote]HTZ[/url] , which she then posted in full on Twitter [URL]https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/TWTR?mod[/URL]=MW_story_quote]TWTR[/url] on Tuesday.
She described reserving a median sedan for pickup on the Sunday before Thanksgiving week, to be used for one week at the quoted price of $343.27, or $414.93 after taxes. But when she arrived at the Brooklyn, N.Y., Hertz location at her appointed time, she says that she waited in line for two hours before the customer service representative closed up shop for the day and told Klonick to call customer service to find another car. Meanwhile, Klonick’s husband had tried calling the customer service line, and was told they could make a new reservation at a different location for $1,800, which they declined.