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Accidently order too many tickets online
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dmlloyd
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Ive accidently ordered too many sarah millican tickets online. I thought I only had the required 2 in my basket but on checkout I was charged for 4 and realised this was because I had a second browser window open, it combined both and charged me for all 4.
Ive emailed the venue to explain my error and to request a cancellation of 2 of the tickets. Do I have a right under the 14 days consumer rights regulations to request to cancel the transaction? or is my best bet to try and ebay the unwanted tickets nearer the time?
Ive emailed the venue to explain my error and to request a cancellation of 2 of the tickets. Do I have a right under the 14 days consumer rights regulations to request to cancel the transaction? or is my best bet to try and ebay the unwanted tickets nearer the time?
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In my view you should be able to cancel them provided that you contacted them right after the event. I'm looking forward to reading the continuation of that store. Let me know!0
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Hi OP,
As per your contract, tickets usually do not come under the rules for distance selling.
You need to check the contract, but I'm pretty much certain that it does not apply in these circumstances - there are other threads on the boards which are for the same thing.
You can resell them on, usually through getmein, stubhub, seatwave, viagogo as well as ebay and the usual routes.0 -
You'll probably find that you're not entitled to a refund under the ticket agent's T&Cs.
However, if the show is sold out then you might find they'll be willing to refund anyway. I've managed to get refunds on gig tickets once or twice.0 -
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