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Is this normal?

I saw a house the day it went up for sale. I contacted the agent multiple times without response looking for an appointment. When he finally picked up he informed me there were no offers but when the day of our appointment came he completely ignored my attempts to communicate with him and that day the house went pending. Looking back, i feel discriminated due to my broken English and don’t feel i was given a fair chance and i don’t know if that’s considered normal. Im not sure wether he lied to me about being no offers on the house or he rushed an offer below asking price. Would this count as some kind of discrimination? I contacted a different agent after and offered listing price however the other offer below had been accepted already and the house had been up 3 days. Some more backstory: I contacted the selling agent the day it went up and was told he couldn’t show me the house that day and we could talk tomorrow. I called the day after which was memorial day and he told me he didn’t work that day so to call the next day. Come Tuesday i had my appointment at 6, and he never responded any of my messages or calls regarding my appointment and come 4 pm the house became pending. Sorry for the long post just really curious whether the ghosting on the agent’s part was some sort of discrimination.

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