how to delete turo account?

If you close your Turo account, all the rental cars and drivers in your account will be deleted and you won’t be able to rent any cars for that account or use any of the drivers in that account.

To cancel Turo, you’ll need to either log in to your account or contact Turo directly. If you’re having trouble canceling, we suggest reaching out to us through our customer support portal.

To change your Turo account, you’ll need to visit the Turo website and sign in. From there, you’ll be able to select “My Account” on the top left corner of the screen. From there, you’ll need to click on “Change Account Info.” You’ll need to provide your account number, email address, and password. After doing so, you’ll be able to choose a new name for your account and set up a new password.

Yes, Turo does charge cancellation fees.

Yes, you can get scammed on Turo. Be sure to use common sense and be cautious when making arrangements. Make sure the person you’re renting from is legitimate and has a good reputation. Also, always read the rental agreement carefully before signing anything.

Yes, Turo is a legitimate site.

If you return a Turo car late, the car will be returned to the rental location and you’ll be charged a $50 late fee.

Generally, Turo does not allow returns for cars that have been used. This is because we want our customers to be able to rely on their cars and enjoy the experience of using them.

If you booked your trip with Turo and your driver did not show up, the best way to go about reporting this is to contact Turo directly. You can reach them via email at [email protected] or by calling them at 1-888-TURO-827. They will be able to work with you to find a replacement driver and refund your money.

If someone steals your car on Turo, you can file a claim with the host and/or the insurance company. If the thief is found and the car is returned to you, you will likely be responsible for any damages that occurred while it was in their possession.

Turo is a peer-to-peer rental marketplace that connects drivers and passengers. Drivers are paid based on how many miles they drive and how many people they pick up, while passengers are generally responsible for the cost of their own vehicle. The higher Turo fees reflect the costs associated with running a successful business, including the cost of insurance, fuel, and vehicle maintenance.

Yes, Turo runs your license.

Yes, you can use a fake ID on Turo. However, we recommend that you use a fake ID that is at least 8 years old to avoid being rejected.

Yes, you can lie about your age on Turo.

If you do not pay a Turo claim, we may take various actions, including suspending or terminating your account.