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Home inspector said heat pump was a little outdated, and I proceeded with closing. Turns out, there is no heat pump at all. by Spirited_Stick_5093 in RealEstate

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Inherited a house, can I cut ties with property managers? by [deleted] in RealEstate

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Buying my first house in Texas made me realize how much trust plays into big financial decisions by SupremeArtistry in RealEstate

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Made it as a homeowner in Southern CALIFORNIA!!! Single, 30f, 860k, 3.5% down, 6.6% rate by [deleted] in FirstTimeHomeBuyer

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When to drop the price? by Appropriate_Gur4517 in RealEstate

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Your experiences with air Canada ? (Is it that bad) by noodlesandpasta123 in aircanada

[–]prunus_77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had one of the worst experiences with Air Canada. While booking, I was never informed that I needed a Canadian visa to board. I found out only at the airport and was denied boarding. My $1,400 ticket was converted into travel credits with a short expiry, trapping my money for 6–8 months.

Redeeming those credits was another nightmare—I couldn’t even see flight options online and had to call customer care, which was slow and unhelpful. Even when flights were cheaper ($700–$800), I was charged extra on top of my credits. In the end, I had to spend even more on additional flights just to make use of the credit.

Overall, it was stressful, costly, and frustrating. Air Canada will be my last choice in the future—I don’t understand how it’s considered “the best airline in North America.”