If I'm the judge enforcing that contract, and there is no term imposing a limit,

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Nov 5, 2024
2:52:04pm

Still Blue Contributor

then "unlimited" means "unlimited" and the customer wins that case.

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Guy rents a car from Hertz for 1 month with “unlimited miles”. He drives 25k miles. Hertz charges him $10k for mileage

cheezedawg Properly rated

Nov 5, 2:13pm

What was he doing driving 25k miles?

Penske Material

Nov 5, 2:20pm

Transporting drugs

BIG XII Coug

Nov 5, 2:22pm

enacting his viral video plan

byujag

Nov 5, 2:23pm

Probably driving Uber

Skeptical Optimist

Nov 5, 2:30pm

This is why we can't have nice things.

cougarstrong

Nov 5, 2:20pm

Well, I sort of agree, but if they say "unlimited miles", what does that mean?

spoxjox

Nov 5, 2:22pm

IDK, but I imagine we'll find out the actual limit soon

cougarstrong

Nov 5, 2:28pm

Kinda like unlimited data. Which for every mobile service I know of doesn't mean unlimited.

supertux

Nov 5, 2:29pm

At absolute best, this will be a pyrrhic victory for Hertz. Much better to

spoxjox

Nov 5, 2:39pm

The manager says unlimited doesnt mean 25k. So... what arbitrary number is it?

Longseason

Nov 5, 2:44pm

result the guy was clearly hoping for. at most it costs him $10k but he makes way more than that on his now viral video

byujag

Nov 5, 2:22pm

For my really long roadtrips I always get a rental car. Don't want those miles on my car. Plus if I have a problem with

Zenoch

Nov 5, 2:27pm

That's about the miles we put per month as a truck driving team.

rtNelson

Nov 5, 2:28pm

If I'm the judge enforcing that contract, and there is no term imposing a limit,

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