Bold and Meticulous, Well-Planned Trip

The car exceed my expectations and I decided to extend for another week and had returned it today. The entire process of registering and picking up the car at the airport was very smooth. Throughly enjoyed having the car even though I had use it to bring me from point A To B . I would have love to take the car for a long trip. The only negative side is when I decided to extend the car for another week , I had someone ( with an Italian accent ) on the other line which I could hardly understand her . Positive side , she tried her very best and was very friendly.

Instructions are unclear, charged for insurance in China and again locally, consumer fraud.

The service was excellent and picking up the car was easy. However, the address given as Frankfurt Airport TERMINAL 1+2 was a bit vague and misleading. It actually means both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are possible locations. The first time I picked up the car, I assumed it was Terminal 2. As a result, I went to Terminal 2, which is quite far from Terminal 1 and required taking a shuttle train, which was very inconvenient. The other two times I picked up and returned the car at Terminal 1, which was very convenient. I recommend picking up the car at Terminal 1, handling the paperwork at parking garage 218 connected to the airport departure hall, taking the elevator down to 107 to get the car, which is in P5 parking garage.

Pretty good overall, but they were quite pushy with upselling. We kept saying we didn't need it. The Frankfurt counter was a bit further away from the others, had to walk a few extra steps.

Rented a car in Germany and Switzerland. The Enterprise rental counter at the airport was fairly easy to find. There were no lines, so the process was quick. They didn't check any translated driving license documents, just used my domestic license to get the car. However, the initial cross-border fee was high. After showing the staff the QEEQ order details, they reduced the fee by a few dozen euros (the order mentioned a capped cross-border fee). The order indicated a daily cross-border fee of 5 euros plus local tax, but the counter staff charged the maximum amount, claiming they didn't know how many days we'd be crossing the border. Is this reasonable?