I had to get one from the Carbondale location in January, and after a certain time period, insurance cut off the coverage and it would be my responsibility to pay, which I was doing for a while. After a month, I had to have the contract rewritten and had the car for like a week after that. When I went to finally turn it in, the guy at the counter said insurance was covering it and that I owed nothing, which I thought was strange since insurance stopped covering it almost a month prior. So I took the man's word and went along my way.
Another month later, my own car had to go in the shop and I had to arrange for another rental that would be covered under someone else's insurance, and suddenly the guy at this location said I owe them for that one week I had my last rental despite one of their OWN employees telling me I owed them nothing. So I cancelled the new rental; after the 865+ times I've had to hear the hold message saying "you need a partner you can trust," I cannot see how I'm supposed to trust them from that point. In my head I thought "what if they mess something up on this one down the road too? My budget is already spread so thin." Now I have to take a chunk out of my next already-low paycheck to pay them a debt they swore I didn't have.
I understand if someone has to rent a car from this place since there are so few options out here, so I wish you the best, but lesson here is: if your insurance says they do not cover past a certain time, LISTEN TO THEM, not the Enterprise employee that just sees an insurance name and thinks "oh its probably covered lol". I don't want to think about what Enterprise would do had I not called and discovered this debt.
EDIT: ^ Well I just found out. Even after I told them I wasn't able to pay yet, they decided to automatically charge my debit card anyways after a period of time. I'm lucky I didn't get set severely into the negative for this, but apparently they can legally do that when you sign a contract with them. So again, lesson here is, your insurance is more likely to be correct than the Enterprise employee assisting you.