Insurance for rental car
Insurance for rental car
Someone told me that if you use American Express to reserve/pay for your rental car that you do not need to pay for optional insurance. Can anyone confirm this? We are using Courtesy.
Thanks.
Thanks.
I would call AmEx and ask them. Many people believe that if you reserve on a credit card then you are ok, but not all credit cards provide that service.
Our US car insurance through American Family covers us in the USVI so all we do is take our card and they make copies. You might ask your local insurance agent if you are covered too.
Our US car insurance through American Family covers us in the USVI so all we do is take our card and they make copies. You might ask your local insurance agent if you are covered too.
Yep, I was on the phone with State Farm checking this yesterday. What State Farm does not cover is "Loss of Income" for when the rental car is not available for rental. One of my credit cards covers this, but another does not.FlaGeorge wrote:Your insurance company that you have at home should cover the rental in the USVI. I too use AmEx and that is supplemental coverage that your regular insurance doesn’t cover – like the deductible.
All of this back and forth makes value renting through Conrad Sutton with his included $1,000 deductible insurance (the same as my home policy). We are renting from Dependable at STT for the first time, on FlaGeorge's recommendation.
R
S/V Echoes - Coral Bay - St. John, VI
Hey RickGRickG wrote:
We are renting from Dependable at STT for the first time, on FlaGeorge's recommendation.
R
Dependable are good folks and will take care of you. As the plane landed and was approaching the gate - I gave them a call. By the time we got our bags (not long) they were waiting for us. The kool part was, the Rav-4 that they picked us up in was the one we got to use. So the bags were already in the car - all we had to do was sign the papers and we were gone.
FlaGeorge
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State Farm was very confused and did not understand the difference between the BVIs and USVIs. I gave them a US zip code for STJ and they plugged it into their system: covered!steveo2916 wrote:I called AMEX prior to our last trip and they told me at the time that their rental car coverage did not extend to the USVI. Don't know if that was an informed statement or not.
Cheers, RickG
S/V Echoes - Coral Bay - St. John, VI