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What is a "Booking Fee" for...?

Fatso_the_wombat · 2006-04-04 13:01:08

You accept that when you buy gig tickets online etc, or on the phone that there's a booking fee to pay. It's an annoying rip off, but... Howevger, is it just me or is it a real cheek that when you walk into a branch of HMV and buy a ticket for a festival - Reading, say - that a £7 booking fee is charged. You're not…

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Karnam Posts: 1,177 Forumite

10 April 2006 at 12:00PM

actually if you buy from the venue there is no booking fee. worth going to the astoria where you can get reading tickets at face value

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