Entertainment Reward - Ticketmaster Ripoff, Charging your credit card without notice Troy Michigan
Be aware. If you buy tickets through ticketmaster, they'll automatically sign you for a "trial" with Entertainment Reward, if you a hit a button that says "Save $10 on your next ticket purchase".
The thing is that all you have to do is to click that button and you are done. They take the creadit card info from ticket master and they put it on entertainment reward without telling you anything very clearly.
You will notice it if you take a look at your credit card statements, after a couple of months you will see a $7 charge from them.
Call them, and they will cancel your account, but they are a pain in the a$$ anyway.
Daniel
Austin, Texas
U.S.A.
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Chris
Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
You are not automatically signed up
#2UPDATE Employee
Sun, August 07, 2005
OK it's time again I see to explain how people manage to do this.
Yes, your right you do have to click on the continue button to go to the page.
Then in 10 point print it states by clicking on the yes button and placing your e-mail address in twice manually you agree to the following.
That if you do not cancel during the free trial, you will be billed $9.00 a month and secondly by clicking yes.. you authorize ticketmaster to send you name address and billing information ro entertainment rewards for billing purposes only. Then you are offered to go to our site after you agree to this.
We won't add the 3 e-mails that you are sent during the free trial each one states you can cancel at anytime.