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Buy & Sell Live Event Tickets - Concerts, Sports & Theater Shows in North America
Beware-This company is a scam. They overprice and send false information. The app ticketsales does not exist. The directions on tell you download the app to receive tickets.Extremely inflated prices.
This is a BIG scam. I payed $55 per ticket and if I would have taken more time, I could have bought the tickets from the place itself I could have payed $25 a ticket. I ended up paying $156 for two tickets. My fault that I didn't research better, but still, what a mark-up. I was so disappointed.
Big Disappointment!
Some type of SCAM!!!
Purchased tickets for Billy Joel @ Fenway Park two years ago,
After numerous emails asking for our tickets, I get a call saying they had to change our seats and would send us the email with tickets right away.
No tickets, no email, no response from company!!
The show is today and we are screwed! Words cannot describe my feelings about this company!
STAY AWAY!!!
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