Short YouTube clip (creator: Dan Novaes) explaining how to avoid common rental-car add-on fees by using credit-card–provided rental insurance, using a personal smartphone for navigation instead of paid GPS, and declining upgrades—presented as a conversational Q&A and concluding with a referral link.
Why is my $30 rental suddenly 65 with all these extra fees that standard insurance, GPS and upgrades add to the price? Not if you book the right way. Most credit cards already cover rental insurance for free. Wait, so I don't need to pay for their insurance at all? Exactly. And for GPS, I just use my phone? No $15 charge. Skip upgrades too. And I keep the rental at the base price. That's really clever. But tell me, where did you learn something like that? I learned it from ubk. They share hacks. Companies never want you to know. Tap the link in my bio to.
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