Wacko Jacko? when? where? (merged)

1carminestocky

Expect the TM ticket limit to 'disappear' if they have trouble selling out all the shows, lol.

Bumbles2

They had this 4 per card, per person limit for the Madonna tickets and we want 10 (girly night out). Between me and my husband we bought 10 over 3 different cards all going to the same address and they all turned up today in the post! Perhaps it's if you exceed the per card bit that is most problematic.
Before anyone jumps on me - tickets are for a hen night!

kat212

1carminestocky wrote: »

Expect the TM ticket limit to 'disappear' if they have trouble selling out all the shows, lol.

it will sell out!

Bumbles2

Just checked my ticketmaster account and I have bought 4 and my husband bought 2 all to same address and they have not been cancelled. I am 100% sure now that is must be a limit on the card and not just on the address.

prenticesa

No big surprise, but another 5 dates will be added in time for the general sale tomorrow, from 7am, bringing the total to 50 shows.

horsepills

Bumbles2 wrote: »

Just checked my ticketmaster account and I have bought 4 and my husband bought 2 all to same address and they have not been cancelled. I am 100% sure now that is must be a limit on the card and not just on the address.

Well I am 100% certain it IS strictly 4 per household aswell as per card. They do not cancel straight away.

I know this because I once bought 6 tickets for Bruce Springsteen under the same conditions (4 on one card, and 2 on the wife's card). It was weeks later before they cancelled the 2 I paid for in the wife's name. I called and was told that they had been cancelled due to the address being flagged up.

You may be lucky, but I certainly wouldn't bank on keeping all of your tickets - they run computerised checks quite frequently.

polo2000w

I did the same thing - I bought 4 and my wife bought 4 tickets for 2 different dates. These were all for family - not to be sold on. We both have the same card and billing address. These haven't been cancelled yet - and I know that there are new updated terms and conditions but when I booked on Wednesday the o2 blueroom terms and conditions said maximum 4 per transaction.

Wonder if they will be cancelled and if so how long it will be before they do it. If they are to be cancelled I would prefer they do it sooner rather than wait a couple of weeks before the concert.

dawn27

i managed to get four tickets in the top tier at £75, normally its cheaper on the top tier but all tickets seem to be the same price no matter where you sit.

Ive been to the O2 many times and sat in most sections and can say that you aren't miles away from the stage anywhere you're sitting and always get a good view as its a lot smaller arena.

Really looking forward to the MJ concert now :j

Claire3121

polo2000w wrote: »

I did the same thing - I bought 4 and my wife bought 4 tickets for 2 different dates. These were all for family - not to be sold on. We both have the same card and billing address. These haven't been cancelled yet - and I know that there are new updated terms and conditions but when I booked on Wednesday the o2 blueroom terms and conditions said maximum 4 per transaction.

Wonder if they will be cancelled and if so how long it will be before they do it. If they are to be cancelled I would prefer they do it sooner rather than wait a couple of weeks before the concert.

So have they recently,like today,changed it to 4 per household. Im just wondering if for those who booked yesterday,are ok with their tickets,if more than 4 were ordered?

polo2000w

The o2 blueroom site still has it:
http://www.o2blueroom.co.uk/Portal/Pages/Terms.aspx?EventId=1645

I'm not sure what the Michael Jackson site said at the time. I think it would be unfair to cancel tickets if the terms and conditions have since changed.