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Re: Haye tickets – just received a 2 for 1 offer e-mail
Posted: 12 Nov 2008, 06:19
by Poncey
Wales wrote:Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
First day back so bit snowed
All you've done is fart about on boxrec since bloody 8am! "Snowed" - tsk
I've been out of the country since Wed, and you two farts have done nowt about phoning ticketmaster yourselves to sort it whilst I've been off.
Double tsk!
Re: Haye tickets – just received a 2 for 1 offer e-mail
Posted: 12 Nov 2008, 06:54
by whiteboy
ticketmaster will only communicate with the person whose card was used to book the tickets...
Re: Haye tickets – just received a 2 for 1 offer e-mail
Posted: 12 Nov 2008, 07:44
by kevin
Three pairs of tickets up for grabs at BritishBoxing.net
Re: Haye tickets – just received a 2 for 1 offer e-mail
Posted: 12 Nov 2008, 08:48
by Poncey
Terry D wrote:Can I get free upgrades then guys? Emerson, fancy finding out and texting me the instructions? I wanted to ask you something also, I'll PM you.
Unlike lazy Wales and Dirk, I called them. In a nutshell, we get nothing mate.

Re: Haye tickets – just received a 2 for 1 offer e-mail
Posted: 12 Nov 2008, 09:05
by Maelstrom
lawllb wrote:EddieShredder wrote:I understand they need to fill the place, but pissing off half the audience who've payed well over the odds already, isn't the smartest move IMO. Offering ticketholders discounted tickets for mates would be a far better move IMO.
They are only giving this offer to people who have booked tickets at the O2 arena in the past. I presume for the next big event at the O2 you will get a similar offer ............... or am I being overly optimistic?
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Only if sales for that event have been bad mate.
This is an offer venues/promoters only turn too if things are not looking too rosey. Typically though, they tend to do it on a more targetted/local level. i.e. if you are an employee of a large, nearby company you can get 2 for 1.
Personally, I think it should only be allowed if customers who have bought tickets, are then compensated accordingly, (i.e. with a 50% refund or a free ticket).