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pseudolus ◴[] No.44546862[source]
The ultimate goal is to intimidate renters into purchasing as much insurance (Collision Damage Waiver, Liability, etc.) as possible, effectively doubling the cost of a daily rental.
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1. khuey ◴[] No.44547170[source]
You come out ahead very quickly getting a credit card that will cover the rental car (e.g. a Chase Sapphire Preferred) and paying the annual fee instead of buying insurance through the rental car company.
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2. kirubakaran ◴[] No.44547263[source]
There are tons of cards with no annual fees that offer collision damage waiver too.
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3. khuey ◴[] No.44550516[source]
I've never seen a no-annual-fee card that covers loss of use though. No-annual-fee card damage waivers are also typically secondary to your personal insurance (meaning you have to make a claim and your rates could go up), while the CSP's insurance is primary so your personal insurance is not involved at all.