Just saw that a law suit against Tm was settled & they awarded anyone that bought tix through Tm years 1999-2013 will get awarded a couple $$ & some free passes for a GA show. I checked mine & I have 10 credits for $2.25 each () & 10 credits for two GA tix to selected "Livenation" shows. I can only imagine what shows I'll get to choose from.
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Just saw that a law suit against Tm was settled & they awarded anyone that bought tix through Tm years 1999-2013 will get awarded a couple $$ & some free passes for a GA show. I checked mine & I have 10 credits for $2.25 each () & 10 credits for two GA tix to selected "Livenation" shows. I can only imagine what shows I'll get to choose from.
Saw a piece about this on HLN the other day.... the anchor who was doing the piece received a pair of $2.25 credits and free tickets to a selected show... ZZ Top was the only band that he had heard of so he tried to get those. After failing many times with his tablet he tried to use a laptop and continued to get shut out from getting the free tickets.
The story then went on to explain how the companies who lose these class action suits go out of their way to make it nearly impossible for the people to collect what is owed to them. The Ticketmaster website (on mobile devices) will say you need to try a new browser once you nearly complete the process. The desktop site will make you wait and jump through more hoops. They say most people eventually just give up, and that is what the company wants.
Saw a piece about this on HLN the other day.... the anchor who was doing the piece received a pair of $2.25 credits and free tickets to a selected show... ZZ Top was the only band that he had heard of so he tried to get those. After failing many times with his tablet he tried to use a laptop and continued to get shut out from getting the free tickets.
The story then went on to explain how the companies who lose these class action suits go out of their way to make it nearly impossible for the people to collect what is owed to them. The Ticketmaster website (on mobile devices) will say you need to try a new browser once you nearly complete the process. The desktop site will make you wait and jump through more hoops. They say most people eventually just give up, and that is what the company wants.