I was checking up on my bank account, as I always do when I noticed a charge to Entertainment Rewards (8699 ENT*ENTERTAINMNT MI 866-364-1333) for $9. I had no idea what this was for, because the last places I've shopped was a the grocery store. I googled the 866-364-1333 and came upon a number of ...
In March I purchased tickets to the Houston Rodeo using Ticketmaster. I was given a link to click on towards the end of my transaction, which was offering a discount. Since I entered my email address, I was immediately enrolled in an Entertainment Rewards account. At the time of this 'purchase' I ...
I purchased some tickets almost one year ago from ticketmaster and somehow my info was given to this entertainment rewards. I was being charged $9 every month for something I never agreed to purchase nor did I even know what it was for. The only reason I did not dispute these charges earlier was ...
I purchased tickets through Ticketmaster last month. One month later, I was looking over my credit cards statements and noticed a charge for Entertainment Rewards. Unsure of what the charge was, I typed in "Entertainment Rewards" on the Google search. Thanks to complaint, I learned ...
After buying ticket from ticketmaster in may ticketmaster gave my creditcard details to other company called Entertainment Rewards which charged my credit card $9.00 everymonth right from 2005 may to this month 2007 nov, i just noticed this charges since i got a security alert from my credit card ...
While checking my bank account online, I noticed a charge for $9 that I had not authorized. It was from Entertainment Rewards. I remember seeing multiple emails from "E-rewards". However, I never opened them because I didn't know the sender. BTW, that's a good way to avoid computer ...