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Webtickets is South Africa’s market leader in providing niche integrated online ticketing solutions to a wide range of clients. Since its inception in 2007, Webtickets has been first to market with a range of innovative ticket products that ensures its...
South Africa
Having successfully bought tickets yesterday afternoon with a change of password, it appears that there was a lot of activity with 3 more password change requests between 01:50 - 02:06. Almost simultaneously, there were 3 attempts to take money from the same debit card used to purchase the tickets the afternoon before!
Not impressed at all.
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