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Chargeback on event tickets?

c1223
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I paid for 5 tickets for me and my friends to an event last night. When I purchased the tickets the ticketing website clearly said the event was from "10pm to 4am". It even says so on the e-tickets I have saved to my computer. When we went to the event last night it turns out that it was actually "9pm to 2am" - obviously considerably different. None of us had followed the Facebook event however it turns out that on the event page it did say "9pm to 2am". I am yet to find an email to try and get a refund but if they don't refund me am I within my rights to try a credit card chargeback?
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I paid for 5 tickets for me and my friends to an event last night. When I purchased the tickets the ticketing website clearly said the event was from "10pm to 4am". It even says so on the e-tickets I have saved to my computer. When we went to the event last night it turns out that it was actually "9pm to 2am" - obviously considerably different. None of us had followed the Facebook event however it turns out that on the event page it did say "9pm to 2am". I am yet to find an email to try and get a refund but if they don't refund me am I within my rights to try a credit card chargeback?
However, I doubt you will get even that.
To answer your question... of course you have every right to put in a chargeback request.
How much was each ticket?0 -
Each ticket was £16. I will ask for a 50% refund and see how that goes.0
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I'm not even sure that 50% would be achievable, you got 4 hours worth of what was actually a 5 hour event (so you had 80%) but was advertised as a 6 hour event (67%), so the most you could claim would be 33% refund.0
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