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In total, there are numerous scammers. I strongly advise against using their services. While planning my birthday trip to meet some friends, I purchased a ticket from these scammers. After approximately three hours, I began receiving multiple calls from the scam phone number (877) 847-4278. They informed me that the flight I had just booked was no longer available, despite having paid in full. Subsequently, they claimed my flight was placed on standby and offered to assist me for an additional $300. I declined their offer and labeled them as scammers. I then contacted American Airlines to verify my flight status, and they confirmed that there was no flight confirmation provided to me. I inquired with American Airlines whether they would place me on standby after I purchased my ticket, and they clarified that they do not operate such a system; once a ticket is sold, it is confirmed. I subsequently requested a full refund and instructed them to cancel my order, but they refused. As a result, I contacted my credit card company to file a complaint and block any charges from cheapflightbuddy.com or farebuddies.com to prevent them from charging my account. FYI: Call your credit card company. Contact your card issuer's fraud department immediately. Look for the number on the back of your card - Inform them of the potential compromise so they can cancel your current card, block new transactions, and issue a replacement with a new card and number. (((Let us just assume that the next action of the SCAMMERS is, they will start to run up fraudulent charges on your credit card.))) SCAMMER farebuddies . com cheapflightbuddy . com +1-888-510-6444 1150 NW 72nd Ave Tower 1 STE 455#16809 Miami, FL. 33126, USA cheapflightbuddy . com Reviewers widely describe Cheapflightbuddy.com as a fraudulent website that engages in "bait and switch" tactics, charging customers extra fees after initial booking and often failing to provide actual tickets. The company is not accredited by the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and has received numerous complaints. Negative reviews and red flags Bait-and-switch pricing: Many travelers report that after they input their credit card information for a low fare, the company contacts them later demanding more money to "finalize" the booking. If the traveler refuses, they are often left without a ticket or a refund. Fake ticket confirmations: Customers have received booking confirmations from Cheapflightbuddy but no legitimate e-ticket or reservation with the airline. An airline representative will have no record of the booking when contacted directly. Unresponsive customer service: When flights are cancelled, Cheapflightbuddy has been reported as unresponsive, leaving travelers unable to get refunds or secure their flight information from the airline. Deceptive contact information: According to a BBB scam report, Cheapflightbuddy uses its own fraudulent email accounts when booking with airlines, so customers never receive confirmation emails or updates from the airline directly. The company also lists different phone numbers on its website and in confirmation emails. Misleading reviews: Some positive reviews of Cheapflightbuddy found on Trustpilot and other sites appear to be fake. They often follow the same format, are from newly created accounts, and use suspiciously specific names (like "Elena Watson" or "Roy Dawson") that appear repeatedly in different locations. This tactic is sometimes used by fraudulent sites to counter negative feedback and give a false impression of legitimacy. Credit card security risks: Some reports from former sites with similar business models (e.g., flightbuddyonline.com) suggest that after taking a customer's credit card information, they would later claim that credit card payment was unavailable. This leads to speculation that they might be illegally harvesting payment data, prompting warnings for consumers to cancel their card.



