Secret Cinema tickets - Purchased based on misleading information

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born_again wrote: »

Once a chargeback is started it can not be stopped.

OP seems to think otherwise;
"the bank are trying to progress"

What is certain is that it can definitely be reversed and very likely will be.

POPPYOSCAR

As they are 95% sold out it looks likely they will sell out soon.

Why not wait until they do and then sell them on.

powerful_Rogue

POPPYOSCAR wrote: »

As they are 95% sold out it looks likely they will sell out soon.

Why not wait until they do and then sell them on.

Tickets may not be, resold, reissued or transferred to any other person. They specifically may not be used as rewards or competition prizes. Unauthorised resale (or attempted unlawful resale) of a ticket is grounds for seizure or cancellation of that ticket without refund or other compensation.

Depends how strict they are on checking names against ID.

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powerful_Rogue wrote: »

Depends how strict they are on checking names against ID.

Also depends how the OP sold the tickets on (if he decided to), certainly an online sale might not be wise....

pinkshoes

tomwestwood85 wrote: »

Gifted the tickets to my partner on Christmas day as her main present, and she was visibly a bit sad. Turns out she had already been to see Dirty Dancing at Secret Cinema back in 2016!

I think the bigger issue is your girlfriend!

Visibly a bit sad to see Dirty Dancing again?!?!? What is WRONG with her?????

I’ll go with you to see it!! :rotfl:

SweetPotatoPie

Loads of tickets for secret cinema go for sale on Twickets, it’s a good site and you can only resell at face value.
Put them on there to recoup your money.
OR, get a new girlfriend and take her instead.

perfect10

My daughter has bought me tickets for this one for Christmas and I can't wait to go!
I am sure you would be able to resell even if you lose a few quid on the tickets they are a popular event.