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1206 Topsail Rd, Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador, A1N 5E8, Canada
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Nov 9, 2018
The vehicle I had was nice as a rental but my situation after wasn't as nice. Had it through someone else"s insurance and by not understanding the policy and the extra coverage, which my own had full coverage also got a bill in the mail for over 200$ in the mail and it was threatening collection and impact credit score. My car was in the garage longer than was quoted so this charge for extra coverage was higher by the day. So I admit my fault in not fully understanding before getting it , but the letter for not paying the bill was ridiculous, why didnt someone call? I dropped the car off and nothing was said, I just figured it went on thru the claim. Poor experience. Would not recommend. Friendly staff and good service but not happy at all with the ending.

Jul 12, 2018
Enterprise is not new to me , personally & officially it's been more than 5 years I had relation with Enterprise. What a gem of a group they are highly professional & you know what's the best thing , COMMUNICATION , believe you in mean 99% of service companies of the scale of Enterprise, you call them and GOD be with you it's gona be 40 to 50 min of wait and by that time you will already press 100 keys ;) Anyway Matt at mount Pearl help in very efficient way to fix a confusion regarding price & I also want to thanks Cortney at Ford Avalon desk of Enterprise. Thanks Team Enterprise you guys rock

Oct 31, 2018
Excellent customer service went above and beyond

Aug 11, 2018
A little more knowledge would get a 5 star.

Jun 21, 2018
Friendly staff, excellent service, nice car fleet and they will come pick you up. These guys bailed me out when Hertz dropped the ball on me!

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