Diners Club shop overview - shops where you can pay with Diners Club in Australia
Diners Club International (DCI), founded as Diners Club, is a charge card company formed in 1950. It was the first independent credit card company in the world. It is possible to pay via the internet with Diners club.
Avis Australia
Avis Car Rental is one of the world’s most popular suppliers of rental cars. Avis conducts business in more than 5000 locations worldwide including all major tourism destinations, airports and well known businesses. At Avis Australia, rent a car, SUV, 4WD, truck, ute to experience a better class of car rental. Book now for great service and affordable prices!
Payment methods
Credit Cards are often used and are the most effective way to pay for your Avis Rental. Avis also accepts some Visa and Mastercard debit cards for payment. Acceptable cards are Avis Charge Card, American Express, AT&T Capital, China Union Pay, Diners Club International, Discover, GE Capital, JCB, MasterCard, Sears and Visa.Delivery
If you are unable to get to any Avis rental station, they can deliver your rental car to you and collect it again when the rental period expires. Conditions apply. Charges may apply if you have requested for your rental car to be delivered to you or collected by you.
Avis USA
Avis Car Rental and its subsidiaries operate one of the world's best-known car rental brands with approximately 5,500 locations in more than 165 countries. Avis has a long history of innovation in the car rental industry and is one of the world's top brands for customer loyalty.
Payment methods
Acceptable charge cards are Avis Charge Card, American Express, AT&T Capital, China Union Pay, Diner's Club International, Discover, GE Capital, JCB, MasterCard, Sears, VisaDelivery
If you have asked for your Avis car either to be delivered to you or collected from you, a charge may apply.
Kmart
Kmart is a department store chain headquartered in the United States. Kmart sells men's women's and children's clothing and shoes, furniture, jewelry, grocery, toys, televisions, computers, and cell phones.