They didn't recognize the full insurance from the rental platform and charged an additional £80 for roadside assistance, or they wouldn't release the car. Communication with staff member A was difficult, and they didn't answer calls from the rental platform service. It's been nearly a month since I returned the car, and the forced fee issue is still unresolved. Still waiting...

They kept pushing us to buy insurance until we called the rental company, but still scared us with tales of daily tire blowouts in the Scottish Highlands. When we stated we would return the car with a full tank, they looked displeased, and eventually added an extra driver. The long dispute and refueling extended our pickup time by two hours, but the return time stayed unchanged according to the contract, and reasoning with them was futile.

I recommend buying insurance from the car rental company. QEEQ's own insurance requires you to pay upfront and the rental company also needs a £2000 deposit, which is locked for a long time. I had an accident this time, and fortunately, I thought the deposit was too high, so I bought comprehensive insurance for £200 from the rental company. When the accident happened, I called the rental company directly. It's impossible to reach QEEQ's customer service on the phone. If they charge customers, but can't provide the service, why make it difficult for people abroad?

1. The store is slightly far from the airport without clear directions. 2. They do not offer a paper contract to confirm the items charged. Despite clearly stating that no insurance was needed, they refused to provide a paper contract, forcing us to buy insurance and a tank of fuel. 3. The requested contract has not arrived even after half a month. 4. They charge a huge deposit. 5. Constantly pushing sales.

Very poor service, they don't accept UnionPay cards, had to re-swipe the card for payment! It wasn't for the deposit either! If you only have a UnionPay card, sorry, either don't rent the car or add $1000! Car model downgraded, reserved a Volvo V60, got a Skoda Octavia Combi instead.