I gotta give credit where credit is due, I flew into Houston (Bush) on Friday 3/14. My uber ride from the airport to the hotel (7 miles) was right at $50. Seeing that I was gonna be there for the whole weekend figured I may as well rent a car if 1 uber is $50. I looked on Priceline and saw that Easirent had a Hyundai Santa Fe "or similar" for appx $20 a day. I booked it for the next morning (Sat.) and picked it up as soon as they opened. I paid Priceline the initial $40 and when I got to Easirent, I opted for the toll pass ($15 per day for Sat/Sun) but was able to use my own insurance to cover the rental. My rental was right at $90 total...($40+$30 and whatever taxes & fees they add). I'm cool with that cause as I said earlier, Ubering around the whole weekend didn't make good financial sense. The only kicker was the $250 security deposit which I was prepared for but it did kinda sting a lil' bit. I was given a brand new Nissan Rouge w/ maybe 2400 miles. It was clean and didn't smell like smoke. I enjoyed my weekend... Fast forward to Sunday, I checked out of my hotel and I brought the Rouge back filled up. There was no damage to the room or on the rental so there's no reason either business would have to keep my deposits. Easirent provided me a shuttle to the airport and I flew back home. Around Wednesday morning my hotel deposit was returned and I was like, "ok Easirent, any day now." I started to get a little worried so I went online to see how long they take to return security deposits. I ended up reading the reviews on Easirent; why on Earth did I do that? Everything I read was horrible, "EASIRENT IS A SCAM... THEY KEPT MY SECURITY DEPOSIT...IF I COULD GIVE NEGATIVE STARS I WOULD" I was so shook that I ended up calling Easirent just to make sure everything was good. Thursday morning I checked my balance and there it was, all $250. Easirent did right by me so I feel that its only right to praise them when they're doing right cause ya'll giving them the BLUES for doing everyone wrong.