Enterprise: Convenience Fees
We are investigating Enterprise’s policy of charging renters a “convenience fee” for payment of tolls on bridges, tunnels, toll-roads, and express lanes. Under Enterprise’s TollPass Service, renters typically receive a separate charge ranging from $3.95 to $4.95 per usage day. However, in certain regions (e.g. Northeastern US), individuals may use their personal E-Z Pass transponder or account. In the latter case, Enterprise has specified that renters will not be charged an additional fee.
If you’ve been hit with this surprise bill, we’d like to hear from you. We’re exploring a case against Enterprise seeking to make their policies more transparent; and to get refunds for consumers who were duped.
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