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Yes, I understand that and I still have plenty of time. I just found it odd that when searching for certain classes-- such as econ, compact, SUV -- I am not able to get an expected response. (Eg. "Your bid was accepted" or "Your bid was declined", "Do you want to try again?") I was more interested in finding out what the "Unfortunately, our Name Your Own Price service was unable to locate an available rental car for the area and dates you selected." message meant when posting in this forum than the value of my bid. It was only when I tried the minivan and full-size, I think, where I got the "you've been declined" message-- unlike all the other classes I tried. So, maybe only the lesser rented car classes are available for one-way search??? (Not sure what is the most/least popular) Any ideas why the messages would differ?

$43/day ECON or COMP with coupon but before fees. 4.5 day rental.

I tried again today, standard and SUV for $15--- and am now getting a "bid not accepted" message, which is what I would expect. I tried Econ, Comp yesterday and got that other message. The cheapest econ is around $300 total or $52 day on the website; with a coupon code, around $250 with tax and all. Although, priceline has a "recent winning bids" page that states $12-$15 day in Miami. :)

Nevermind. I guess this is the normal, your-price-has-been-rejected error.

Oct 16 - Oct 21; $20/day; MIA to FLL; on 7/22 (twice) "Unfortunately, our Name Your Own Price service was unable to locate an available rental car for the area and dates you selected." Is this a common message (and I should keep trying unitl a car is available)? or does it mean the one-way transfer is not possible? It didn't give me the option to bid again.

I'm trying to do the same thing. (One way from FLL to MIA in October, Priceline bid.) But I get the following error: "Unfortunately, our Name Your Own Price service was unable to locate an available rental car for the area and dates you selected." Should I keep trying or is my request hopeless? Any other ways I can get a good deal without using Priceline? Most searches are $40 to $50/day, even with corporate discount. :)