Two days ago, I went to rent a car from this company. As a top-tier member, I am entitled to free upgrades. However, when I arrived at the location, there was only one car available, and no upgrades could be made. The staff was very polite and explained the situation patiently. After renting the car, I received a survey asking about my satisfaction. In the survey, I mentioned that I was dissatisfied with the lack of vehicle options and the inability to upgrade. I am not happy with the company’s size and inventory.
Later, I received a voicemail from this location, and I have attached a screenshot of it. After reading it, I felt very uncomfortable and found their handling of customer surveys to be very unprofessional. Originally, I could have given a 4-star rating, but this voicemail changed my mind. Customer surveys should be an open tool for gathering feedback to improve the company’s development, not a channel for venting dissatisfaction with negative reviews. If there is a shortage of vehicles, the company should expand its inventory and look for solutions internally rather than blaming customers for negative feedback. This approach only makes you look very unprofessional.