Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets 4+

I am getting a prompt to install face recognition because security of Ticketmaster can not verify my email when trying to put my tickets in Apple wallet. I verified I was signed into my device with the same email. Tried to bypass prompt, no luck. Even downloaded facial recognition, didn’t work. Removed facial recognition. No luck. Shut phone off. Rebooted did not work. Deleted the Ticketmaster app, made sure I had updated app. I did. Made sure I had the latest Apple security update, I did. Took my VPN off, no luck. Went to the Apple Store, they did a diagnostic, my phone was OK. Called into customer service at Ticketmaster for help, they had no clue, but kindly made a customer service follow-up ticket. The follow up was no help. The only way I have been able to download my tickets to A wallet was by sending my tickets to friends and they successfully downloaded the tickets to their wallets. When continuing to try I am still getting the same facial recognition prompt and I am unable to bypass. Please fix……this is frustrating and a new problem. Otherwise I have used all facets of the app and had good success.

By far the worst customer service experience of my life. I had my account hacked and two sets (4 tickets total) fraudulently transferred out of my account. I notified Ticket Master immediately, within 15 minutes of it happening, and began what has now been a 2 month process of trying to get my tickets returned or refunded.

The most concerning part of all of this is when they were stolen out of my account via transfer, Ticket Master allowed them to be listed for resale (even after I reported them stolen). I was forced to buy new tickets because their fraud department never returned my calls or emails. That means Ticket Master profited off of my original processing fee, the stolen ticket processing fees (my original seats were evidently resold) and the processing fees for my new seats I had to buy. Ticket Master benefits off of stolen tickets, and this is why I think they care so little about returning tickets when their app is hacked.

If your tickets get stolen, good luck. I would plan on buying new ones or being on the phone for at least a few hours a day, every day, spam calling the fraud department. If your lucky enough to reach someone, plan on explaining your entire situation from start to finish with each new person. No one seems to know what’s going on, every new person is unaware of any previous conversation. Absolutely horrible. Use a different ticketing site if possible.

I bought some concert tickets and decided to upgrade my seat so I used the “chat” option online. First of all, the guy lied. He said the seats I wanted were already taken but were still blue on the map. I said it was fine because there were similar seats for the same price on the other end of the row. He said those weren’t available either. He insisted on picking my seats even tho I WAS PAYING FOR THEM. I then asked him for a refund cause they had their “free look period” but he said it didn’t apply. So I said it was false advertising and never heard back from him. At this point I was very upset so I had my sister give it a try. The other agent was able to locate the seats I had asked for and said they were available and that he didn’t know why the other guy said otherwise. So fast forward to when I’m ready to check out THIS agent said he Was confused and had charged me the wrong price so he added $10 .. then he tried to charge me full price. By now I was just about to give up. But I called the next day and explained what happened to the lady agent and she just completely ignored the issue and said “ so are you ready to check out”. I NEVER write reviews but omg. That was one of the worst customer service representatives I’ve ever had to deal with. I always purchase concert tickets thru Ticketmaster and have had no problem till now. 3 AGENTS COULDNT SOLVE THE ISSUE. Ridiculous.