Fargo was busy for Graduation and a Concert. I booked my stay earlier in the day with Expedia knowing I'd making a trip to Fargo later in the evening. When I was about 30 minutes outside of Fargo(9:30pm), I received a message with a survey asking how check-in went. About 10 minutes later, the hotel sent me a message stating they weren't sure how Expedia could've booked the rooms because they didn't have the room I'd booked for two nights available. Oddly enough, when checking again, they now showed no vacancy on Expedia. After speaking with Expedia customer service, messaging hotel management, and being insured I wouldn't be charged, they informed me that they did still have a 2 bed room available, but that I would have to contact Expedia and have them change my reservation accordingly. After spending 45 mins attempting to even get a hold of a living, breathing person, I opted to find a different hotel entirely and had the privilege of spending the next hour searching for a hotel that wasn't a complete dump and had a vacant room. Once I arrived at my new hotel, I told them about what had happened and the gal behind the counter informed me that she used to work for Myplace and how they sold the room out from under me because I wasn't there yet and there was someone on site looking for a room. Poor managerial practice and poor customer service on the part of MyPlace, as I travel for work often, and Myplace will no longer be on the list of places I am willing to stay.