Green Motion Increases Payment Options for Customers
Online car rental purchases for the UK-based car rental company can now be made via ‘Payment On Arrival.’
Green Motion, a UK-based car and van rental company, launched on March 30 a new payment option for its rental customers on its website allowing customers to plan their payments for future car rentals.
The “Payment On Arrival” option gives Green Motion’s UK customers the choice to purchase and secure their vehicle in advance through prepay or to at least pay the majority of the charges at the beginning of the rental process.
With the Payment On Arrival option, there is a booking fee that is less than 10% of the total cost of the booking value to secure the vehicle for the customer.
Green Motion services are located throughout the UK including the major airports, Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Bristol, Luton, London City Airport, Manchester and East Midlands. Customers can also rent vehicles at the street location in Birmingham and London Central at the London Hilton Metropole.
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