The rental period was until February 28, but the company continued to charge in May and August 22, claiming it was for parking and toll fees. Usually, such fees should be deducted within 40 days. The receipts provided were just a few lines of Hebrew without any signatures or stamps. It seems like the company randomly fabricated these charges. Future renters, beware.

It took me an hour to find the store at the airport, but eventually I found out it wasn't at the airport. The contact number on the rental site didn't work, and I had to get help from the airport staff to reach someone. Then, I waited another 20 minutes to be picked up from the airport. Additionally, there was an extra $26 airport service fee.

The staff was decent, but the car was surprisingly old. I was given a Fiat Panda with 60,000 miles on it, and all the seats showed visible stains. It took a lot of air freshener to cover up the unpleasant odor inside the car. After so many years of renting cars, I have never gotten one in such poor condition. Fortunately, the car managed to hold up until the last mile, which was quite a relief. I really need to thank the company's mechanics for keeping such a rundown car operational; they must be quite skilled. Another thing to mention, I initially thought there would be a counter at the airport or at least a shuttle bus with their company logo, but there was nothing. In the end, an airport staff member helped me by contacting the rental company with their phone and instructing me to wait at the entrance. This crucial information was not provided to me by the rental company. Airport transfers are very important, how can they not inform customers about contact details?