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During check-in, I was informed that there were no standard seats available and that I would need to purchase a "special seat." Under pressure to not miss my flight, I reluctantly paid the additional fee. However, I was then assigned seat 30A, which is a standard seat located at the back of the aircraft in a particularly cramped area. This experience has left me feeling misled for several reasons: 1. I was charged twice for a standard seat 2. I was incorrectly told there were no standard seats available 3. The seat I received (30A) was marketed as a "special seat" when it is, in fact, a stand