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Because ticketmaster. They used to charge a pretty high delivery fee for e-tickets. When they were first introduced they where the same price as having an actu
by ChildOfChaos 4y ago
Because ticketmaster.
They used to charge a pretty high delivery fee for e-tickets. When they were first introduced they where the same price as having an actual ticket delivered. They have since stopped that, but will find a bunch of ways to charge you extra fees.
Some venues add restoration fees, why should i be paying a fee to help you with the up keep of your building? Surely that is the cost of doing business, I don't pay a fee at the supermarket because they want to refurbish.
Other annoying things I have had, is ticketmaster charging £10 each for delivery, on two tickets I ordered. Both where delivered in the same envelope using standard postage, which is less than £1
- JadeNB 4y ago> Surely that is the cost of doing business, I don't pay a fee at the supermarket because they want to refurbish. You probably do; it's just not itemized as such. (I mean, I don't know how, since supermarket prices at least at the big stores seem to be the same across very different chains—but they do refurbish, and the money for that has to come from somewhere, so they're getting it out of you somehow.)
- jffry 4y agoBecause pushing more of their cost of doing business into fees allows them to advertise a lower face price on their tickets.