Free (read hack) Hertz #1 Gold Club membership

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Free (read hack) Hertz #1 Gold Club membership

Post by Sanjøy » Sat May 26, 2007 7:10 pm

Just joined :)

1. Access the Internet address: http://www.hertz.com/goldcorp

2. Enter your Company Name: Yale University

3. Enter the CDP#: 344712

4. Enter the Promo Code #: 4340
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Post by Stewart » Sat May 26, 2007 7:17 pm

Sanjoy

As far as I am aware Hertz #1 Gold Club is free to join anyway. At least it was when I did it a couple of years ago.
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Post by Sanjøy » Sat May 26, 2007 7:17 pm

I read it was $50, let me check ... :oops:
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Post by Sanjøy » Sat May 26, 2007 7:19 pm

"Membership is free, and we’ll give you an introductory discount of 10% off your first #1 Club booking, just join and make your reservation online before 15th June 2007 and pick up your car no later than the 15th December 2007."


Dope, let me check the point of the top posting is, might be a corporate rate, here is hoping!
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Post by Stewart » Sat May 26, 2007 7:27 pm

Sanjoy wrote:
Dope, let me check the point of the top posting is, might be a corporate rate, here is hoping!
Ah, it may well be that. If it is that's a bonus. I can never find a discount code when I book.

Hertz have always been top notch in the US. I have always had a free upgrade without asking since I became a Gold Club member. No queuing with the rest of the punters and the Hertz prices are never more than £2-£3 (if that) more expensive than the pile em high cattle class companies. They also don't try to scam extra insurance out of you.
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