Is Agoda good to use to book flights? Comes up more than 2000bht cheaper than booking through websites airasia etc

I recently got married but to get married in Thailand I had to show I was eligible to marry had to go to the British Embassy and do an online application showing my divorce papers from many years ago they charged me £75 this was on the 29th of January I got married on the 2nd of February but early hours of last night my credit card was credited with the £75 back it just says government legislation services an idea why they gave it me back I said I had the paper off them I also paid to have it translated to be able to get married but it puzzles me to know why they sent me the money back

Seems it's impossible to talk to a live person with AirAsia now.. Also, seems impossible to cancel a booked flight..

I had quite a bad experience with Agoda. I used them a lot over the last ten years. More than four months ago I booked a hotel in Kao Lak for January 2023. I had "Agoda cash", that I earned because of a lot of bookings that I made, which I used for this booking. Yesterday, I received an email from Agoda, stating that the hotel is fully booked and that they have to cancel my booking. No problem, these kind of things happens, even though it's very strange for them only to realise it now. They then also informed me, that the "Agoda cash" that I used, isn't available any more, it has expired on 22 September!? Except for that, this was a non-refundable booking, so if I cancelled it, I would've lost my money. I mailed them about this issue, but they just flatly ignored it. This is about the principle of the matter. If this cancellation was because of my wrong doing, it would've been fine, but I get penalised because of their cancellation. Needless to say, they won't see me again.

I was burned by Agoda. I requested a hotel room for 3 people and got charged twice the quoted price. They refused to refund me. Beware of Agoda. I will now use Expedia and booking.com until and unless they rip me off too.

Update: just finished at Udon Immigration this morning, place was super dead quiet, totally different from a few weeks ago. The smoking hot policewoman was sitting out front fielding visitors, and took my passport and ran inside and came back with my 26 Oct stamp in just a few minutes, altho I was kinda hoping she'd detain me. /end

Soo... now that the Thai government did about-face and extended amnesty until 31 October, should I return to the Immigration Office and request a refund on my 1900 baht that hasn't been processed yet (no stamp in my passport yet) + 100 baht stolen from me by the police officer? I'm somewhat joking here but I'm sure there are thousands of people who already "paid" for the 30 days extension using a Embassy letter and now there is a free amnesty so it is once again a total mess of clarity in your passport history, I'm wondering if they will refuse to stamp mine tomorrow which is the day I was supposed to "receive" my 30 day stamp... 🥴😳