Cynthia Seifert, who purchased her tickets online from authorized vendor Front Gate tickets, says her wristbands failed to arrive for the second year in a row.
"Literally an empty envelope, nothing in it. It was already opened and nothing. It was completely empty," Seifert said, of the UPS package delivered to her porch that should have contained four wristbands. Initially, Seifert thought porch pirates were to blame, but her doorbell camera quickly debunked that theory.
"The guy delivered it and then no one else had been on the porch," she explained. She believes the wristbands were likely stolen or lost in transit. "You know, some people made jokes saying, ‘hey, your mailman gets me the ACL tickets every year,’ you know, just being funny," she said."The frustrating thing for me is that I feel bad for people that may purchase the wristbands that were stolen."
After Seifert contacted Front Gate the company deactivated the wristbands and told her she could pick up replacements at the festival box office. Ticketmaster, which owns Front Gate, gave FOX 7 Austin a statement encouraging others in similar predicaments to follow suit. "If you're going to buy, resell ACL tickets, make sure you activate them in front of the person before you give them the money because you may be getting my stolen wristbands," said Seifert. that I have read and agree
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Police say coyotes are killing pets in Houston, share viral video of one scaling roof in RichmondDo coyotes attack humans? What Houstonians should know after viral coyote sighting in Richmond
Weiterlesen »
Reports: Police responding to shooting in Uvalde parkBREAKING: The Uvalde Police Department is responding to a reported shooting at Uvalde Memorial Park. Several people have been injured, but no deaths have been reported.
Weiterlesen »
Jacksonville police officer arrested on charges of official misconduct, grand theftA police officer with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office was arrested on charges of official misconduct and grand theft, Undersheriff Nick Burgos announced Thursday.
Weiterlesen »
Chicago catalytic converter thefts have nearly tripled in 2022; CPD trying neon paint to deter themCatalytic converter thefts have tripled in Chicago this year, and police are now deterring thieves with neon paint and etchings.
Weiterlesen »
Near Northwest Side police district to host catalytic converter spray-painting event to deter theftsWe spoke to one recent victim of catalytic converter theft, who hopes more programs like these gain traction throughout the city.
Weiterlesen »