Ticketmaster.com signs you up for "Entertainment Rewards" and bills your credit card $7 a month without your knowledge. Here is the info: I noticed a $7 monthly charge on my credit card titled "Entertainment Rewards." It was labeled as an internet magazine, and that is all the ...
We too have once again been ripped off by Entertainment Rewards. We ordered concert tickets from Ticketmaster and got charged $9.00 a month on our credit card for something we did not order, want, or give permission to charge. Something really needs to get done about this. ...
I noticed my bank statement had withdrawals from Entertainment Rewards. The phone number was listed on the statement, and I called to find out what it could be. Apparently when you purchase concert tickets on ticketmaster.com, they automatically sign you up for this wonderful monthly service. They ...
When I inquired what the charge was for, they said that when ordering tickets through Ticketmaster.com you have to enter your email address twice, and the second time gives them permission to charge you each month. ...
I bought a ticket from Ticketmaster.com and was signed up with Entertainment Rewards without my full knowledge. After this purchase, I was charged $7.00 per month for a series of months for a service from Entertainment Rewards. I have canceled with Entertainment Rewards. I have also made complaints ...
This is a shady company, and I found out the hard way and got taken for $27.00. When buying tickets through Ticket Master, don't fall for the 50% off your next purchase. It's a scam to get you to OK them to take $9.00 a month out of your checking or credit card account. Then when you call the 1-800 ...