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Brandon Warner
Jul 3, 2026
To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to express serious frustration with my experience today at Enterprise, and I'd like this escalated beyond the branch level.
I reserved a pickup truck four months ago (Confirmation #2119743519) and was checked in ahead of my pickup. Approximately one hour before pickup, I received a call informing me that no truck was available and that my reserved rate could not be honored at any other Enterprise location. I immediately made a second reservation at another local Enterprise (Confirmation #2120921368) to try to salvage the day — only
to receive a call shortly after that this location also did not have
the vehicle.
After two failed reservations, I had to take an Uber to RDU Airport to sort things out in person, where I found a line 22 people deep. After finally reaching the counter, the vehicle I was given has a broken air conditioner. Between two cancelled reservations, the Uber ride, the line, and the vehicle issue, this has now consumed over five hours of my workday.
As a result, I was forced to rent a vehicle from National Car Rental at my own expense to actually get on the road. I am demanding that Enterprise fully reimburse me for that National rental charge and for my Uber ride to the airport, in addition to addressing the failures below.
As a Premier client, I expect a level of reliability that simply was
not delivered here — twice. I would like to understand how two
separate confirmed reservations fell through with almost no notice, and I am requesting the following:
1. Full reimbursement of my National Car Rental charge
2. Full reimbursement of my Uber fare to RDU Airport
3. Honoring of my original reserved rate, applied as a credit or 7,000 points
4. Compensation for the significant disruption to my work day
Please have a manager or regional representative contact me today to resolve this. I will provide my National rental and Uber receipts upon request.
Sincerely,
Brandon Warner
Enterprise Gold