Legal Question in Constitutional Law in Colorado

I tired to rent a car from �Enterprise�. My credit card was max out by their $250 requirement because I had just paid $500 on my account the night before and it would not clear until midnight that night. I wanted to use my debit card which I received from a US bank in Colorado; I had more then enough to pay the deposit in my checking account. They refused to use my debit card because my drivers license is from Ohio. I have moved from Ohio and planed to wait until my license expired to get a Colorado license. They told me that they have a �strict company policy� against using debit cards from person's holding license from other states. Is this company policy unconstitutional?


Asked on 12/03/10, 8:08 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Edward Hoffman Law Offices of Edward A. Hoffman

No. The Constitution limits what the government can do. It generally does not limit what private entities, including large companies like Enterprise, can do.

There may be a law, statute or regulation which this company policy violates, but I don't know of any offhand.

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Answered on 12/08/10, 8:14 pm


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