First, get all the important papers together, like your rental agreement, the violation notice, and any proof that supports your claim, like photos or GPS data that show the time and date of the incident.
Next, contact Avis customer service by calling 1-800-352-7900, emailing [email protected], or using the live chat feature on their official website.
Avis says that disagreements about offences should be handled by the officials. The new penalty charge letter you get should tell you how to file a dispute and give you the contact information you need.
After starting the argument with the issuing authority, let Avis know what you did. You should give them copies of your letters and any proof you've sent.
Avis knows about the disagreement because of this openness, which may help stop any further charges or administrative fees.
If the issuing authority settles the disagreement in your favour, make sure you have official proof of this.
Show this to Avis to ask that the charges be reversed. If you've already been charged, this proof will help you get your money back.
If the problem remains unresolved, consider filing a complaint on Xolvie to raise awareness about the issue and inform others.
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