For Car Rental Merchants Sample Clauses

For Car Rental Merchants. Provide a written confirmation to the Cardholder, including the information specified in subsection (A) above. For reservations made less than 72 hours before the scheduled pick-up time, written confirmation is required only upon the Cardholder request.
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For Car Rental Merchants. If the Merchant held the Specialized Vehicle and the vehicle has not been rented by the scheduled pickup time and the reservation was not properly cancelled, Merchant may xxxx the Cardholder a No Show Charge. The amount of the No Show Charge may vary, but may not exceed the value of 2 days’ rental (including tax). If the Cardholder Account is charged a No Show Charge for a reserved Specialized Vehicle, Merchant must hold the Specialized Vehicle available for the Cardholder for the period of time represented by the No Show Charge.
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For Car Rental Merchants. Inform the Cardholder that the Specialized Vehicle will be held until the scheduled pick-up time, unless the reservation is cancelled by the specified cancellation time which must not exceed 72 hours before the scheduled pickup time.
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For Car Rental Merchants. 1. Inform the Cardholder that the Specialized Vehicle will be held until the scheduled pick-up time, unless the reservation is cancelled by the specified cancellation time, which must not exceed 72 hours before the scheduled pick-up time. 2. If the reservation is made less than 72 hours before the scheduled rental, the cancellation period must be no earlier than 8 hours before the scheduled pick-up time. 3. If a Cardholder reserves a vehicle during Peak Time, the car rental company must inform the Cardholder that the reservation: (1) is within a Peak Time and explain the meaning of Peak Time, and (2) may be cancelled without penalty anytime up to 8 hours before the scheduled rental time.
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For Car Rental Merchants. (a) Provide the Cardholder with at least a comparable Specialized Vehicle from another car rental merchant for the period of time guaranteed. (b) Provide transportation for the Cardholder to the location of the other car rental merchant. (c) If the vehicle guaranteed as a Peak Time reservation is unavailable, provide the Cardholder with a comparable vehicle no later than one hour from the scheduled rental time. If a comparable vehicle cannot be provided within one hour, provide the following services at no charge to the Cardholder: (a) transportation to the Cardholder’s destination; (b) delivery of a comparable vehicle to the Cardholder’s destination within 8 hours from the scheduled rental time; and (c) transportation, vehicle delivery, and one day’s car rental.
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For Car Rental Merchants. (a) If the Merchant held the Specialized Vehicle and the vehicle has not been rented by the scheduled pickup time and the reservation was not properly cancelled, Merchant may xxxx the Cardholder a No Show Charge. The amount of the No Show Charge may vary, but may not exceed the value of 2 days’ rental (including tax). If the Cardholder Account is charged a No Show Charge for a reserved Specialized Vehicle, Merchant must hold the Specialized Vehicle available for the Cardholder for the period of time represented by the No Show Charge. (b) For a car rental during Peak Time, if the Cardholder has not rented the vehicle by the end of the guarantee period and the reservation was not properly cancelled, the Merchant may xxxx the Cardholder a No Show Charge in an amount not to exceed one day’s rental, plus the applicable tax.
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