Stephen D.

I've been on reddit for a few months for gaming and whatnot and it seemed to be a good place for help etc. About a week ago or so, I left reddit. Why? I posted something on a certain page, and immediately the post was deleted. I cannot tell you how infuriating that was. I did absolutely nothing wrong. At first I thought it was the page itself that deleted my post, but after reading other bad reviews, it seems like it was the system itself, not the specific page. I then wanted to contact Reddit so I looked up contact information which was pretty nonexistant, except their own reddit page or their blog.
I know there are people out there who agree with me(especially judging by other reviews I've read). I mean, why delete a post that did not break any rules, tos or anything? If this is how reddit treats their users, I hope they bite the dust sooner or later. I've since deleted my account. If I need help with a video game or whatever, I'd check out the reddit links, but other than that I'm absolutely done with reddit. Why would anybody want to stay with reddit if they just delete random posts out of the blue? I should mention, the post was deleted instantly after I hit the"Post" button. I wouldn't recommend reddit to anyone. If anybody asks me about if they should join, I'd tell them: "ould you like your posts deleted for absolutely no reason?"

So I was supposed to go to Quebec but due to Covid I had to cancel. It was worse than a pain to cancel. I just called them to change my flight. The person said they'd try their best to help. I was on hold for almost 3 hours to rebook my flight. They then asked me for my previous itinerary number and took about a minute or so to dig it up. I then started reading the number out to them and then waited for them to tell me to go ahead (after the first 3 or 4 numbers or so). No answer. I then thought I heard this person say "Hi?" or something like that. Then I said "Hi". Immediate disconnect. I should have listened to my gutt in the first place when I had issues canceling my flight. So much for the credit, but now I'm just going to stick directly to the carrier. The past experiences I had with them was the worst I've ever experienced.