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In article <34F50F08.366A@hotmail.com>, Rich  <ourhns@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>While my car is in the auto body shop undergoing repairs,
>State Farm will be paying for an "Enterprise" rental car,
>$24 - $34 daily.  However, they  say  they do not pay for
>insurance, etc.
>
>My Citibank Platinum Card has auto rental insurance
>protection for repair/replacement of the rental due to
>collisions or theft for up to 15 days.
>
>They require to pay for the car entirely with the card, no
>problem.  They require customer to decline the car rental
>companies collisions damage waiver (CDW/LDW) option.
>
>I've never rented a car before, and don't want to spend any
>of my own money regarding this entire incident.
>
>If anyone has advise, esp about the insurance options and
>credit card insurance like this, it
>would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you in advance.

Call Citibank and ask them to explain to you how this works exactly.  Your
State Farm policy combined with your card should cover your butt, but there
were some real weirdnesses a couple of years ago with American Express, so
some paranoia is justified.  Of course, the rental people may try to sell
you the option, preying on your lack of knowledge.  In my experience, 
Enterprise has friendlier and more helpful people than most.

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>please dont' reply via e-mail, unless you know which
>letters to remove from email address.  Thanks.


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