Posted by Repost for Kevin at adsl-138-88-36-100.bellatlantic.net on September 26, 2000 at 12:41:02:
Posted by Kevin at
etntwn1-blk1-hfc-0252-d1db060b.rdc1.nj.comcastatwork.com on
September 26, 2000 at 12:00:13:
This is a point I saw brought up below, and I thought it might have
some
relevance for others who've discovered they won't be able to attend, or
are
thinking of selling their tickets.
Rather than sell your tickets to someone else on the board (creating
massive headaches for them when they have to pick them up, due to
the
redemption process we're setting up), you may simply have us credit
your
account (at which point we'd make those tickets available to
someone else
who couldn't get through on Sunday). This is the way we'd prefer to
handle
it, because, I promise you, if you sell your tickets to someone else,
that
person's going to have a hard time getting into the 'thon, as they won't
have the proper I.D. to pick up the passes.
Anyone looking to unload unwanted tickets may call the office
(732-842-6933) A.S.A.P. to adjust the charge on your credit card. We'll
be
adjusting orders for one week only. After that, you're stuck with them.
And to anybody contemplating buying tickets from someone other
than View
Askew - you might want to reconsider. Unless you can produce the
original
buyer's driver's license or other valid form of I.D., you may not be able
to get in, regardless of whether or not you've paid the original ticket
holder for the passes.
Not trying to be dicks, here; we've just got a system in place already
that
won't recognize scalped tickets.
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