Consumption Sanctions Avis with One Million Euros
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The Ministry of Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030 has imposed a penalty of one million euros on the car rental company Avis for engaging in abusive practices. Specifically, the department led by Pablo Bustinduy has explained that the company charged a fee of between 33.88 euros and 45 euros in terms of management costs of administrative sanction to the clientele that would have been punished with a traffic fine at the time they had one …
The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has imposed a penalty of one million euros on the car rental company Avis for carrying out abusive practices labels: avis, consumption, sanctions, government, car rental» original news (www.rtve.es)
The well-known firm charged its clients for a management service to which it is legally bound
In Avis, the traffic fines to its drivers were accompanied by a second additional charge. The car rental company charged additionally to its customers between 33,88 and 45 euros for managing the sanctions, charges that have not gone unnoticed for consumption and for which it has imposed a fine of one million euros on the company. Until now, Avis demanded from its customers an additional surcharge to the drivers who used one of its vehicles, just…
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