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They're also the worst company I've ever had a phone screen with. I remember being told it was with a member of the technical team, and it was a technical recr
by brogrammernot 10y ago
They're also the worst company I've ever had a phone screen with.
I remember being told it was with a member of the technical team, and it was a technical recruiter who asked me questions straight off of a paper that made no sense
I hate having to use their service but they seem to be the best worst to use when it comes to selection.
They screwed me a bit too when I bought a pair of pricey US Open tickets ($800+ total) and wanted to sell them through their site. Apparently the combo I had purchased was not "resellable" but no where was that found on their site or terms.
I really hope a company "disruptes" them, as much as I hate that word, because as far as their service goes it's absolutely horrid.
- jandrese 10y agoBeing an effective monopoly means you don't need to care about customer service.
- sbov 10y agoThe problem is they tend to own everything down to the venue. It makes disrupting them a cash intensive, long process.
- stoic 10y agoTicketFly, EventBrite, Queue, and Front Gate Tickets sell probably 90% of the event tickets here in Austin. AFAIK, TM only handles the arena shows here (Cedar Park Center, Frank Erwin). Disruption is out there, but as long as Live Nation/AEG owns the big venues where you can see Journey or Kanye or whatever popular thing, there will probably always be TM extracting their pound of flesh.