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Pharaoh Yarber
Nov 14, 2025
My experience with the Enterprise location in San Marcos, TX has been extremely upsetting, especially after being a loyal customer for years. I rented from this location for about a year, always paying on time and doing everything the right way. Because of that, I trusted the information given to me by Jordan, the branch manager.
Jordan told me multiple times that everything with my rental was good. He explained that I had a great deal and that my points covered most of my monthly cost, leaving only a small amount to pay. I relied on that information. But when I went in to renew my contract, suddenly the story changed. My weekly rate jumped to around $260 without warning, and when I asked about a discount because the increase was unexpected, I was told something completely different than what Jordan had originally explained.
When I ended my contract, my deposit was handled very poorly. Out of a $300 deposit, they took about $260 and only returned around $40, with no clear explanation. While trying to understand what happened, I discovered I had been placed on a Do Not Rent list. This was shocking because I had rented for a full year without any issues.
I contacted Risk Management and spoke with Michael in Austin. He told me that their team decided I could never rent from Enterprise again because they claimed I had been rude and disrespectful “many times.” I asked for proof, such as audio or video, and was told they had none. I asked why, if these issues supposedly happened repeatedly, I had never been notified or placed on a DNR earlier. No clear explanation was given.
What makes this even more frustrating is that Jordan, the branch manager, had always told me everything was fine with my rental, and I trusted his word the entire year. The way I was treated feels unfair and unjust. After being a loyal, on-time paying customer, I expected honesty, respect, and consistency—not sudden accusations, unclear charges, and a refusal to rent to me without evidence.
It’s clear that integrity and fairness were lacking in this situation. As the saying goes, “God don’t like ugly,” and the way I was treated leaves a strong impression that poor treatment and dishonesty eventually reflect poorly on those responsible.
Based on my experience with the San Marcos branch and Risk Management, I cannot recommend this location.