I placed two orders on Ticketmaster.com on 9/14/07 for an NHL game (MN Wild vs PIT Penguins). Each order consisted of 2 tickets each, a total of 4 tickets were ordered. My second order was cancelled by Ticketmaster, without my knowledge and without informing me (I looked at my accoutn about 3 weeks later wondering why I hadn't received my tickets).
When I inquired as to why this happened, I was told that I had exceeded the posted ticket sale limit for this event.
The ticket sale limit for th event was 4 tickets, therefore I did not exceed the posted limit. I feel that this is another example of a large (near monopoly) company breaching contracts with no fear of consequences. I'm not sure if there's anything else that can be done as as far as punative damages, I have received a full refund.
When I inquired as to why this happened, I was told that I had exceeded the posted ticket sale limit for this event.
The ticket sale limit for th event was 4 tickets, therefore I did not exceed the posted limit. I feel that this is another example of a large (near monopoly) company breaching contracts with no fear of consequences. I'm not sure if there's anything else that can be done as as far as punative damages, I have received a full refund.
