I bought tickets through Ticketmaster over a month ago, and this month my billing statement showed a charge of $9 billed to Entertainment Rewards. I never signed up for this, even though they claim I clicked on some link when I bought my tickets that signed me up for a free 30-day trial period. ...
Entertainment rewards has been taking $9.00 out of my checking account for the past 3 months without my authority. I never signed up for anything of theirs and I never gave them my credit card information. I have called multiple times and they will not refund my money. Alison Indianapolis, Indiana ...
I purchased tickets through Ticketmast back in July / 2005 by phone. After I ordered tickets, another person spoke to me about the Entertainment Rewards program. They explained everything, said that they would send information for me to look over and if I decided not to continue the plan I could ...
I bought tickets from TicketWeb. I remember seeing a rewards offer, but I certainly did not sign up for one. But here I am, finding a $9.00 charge on my bank account for Entertainment Rewards. Coupon book? Online coupons? Who knows! The website is a blank page. The phone line is not being answered. ...
I ordered tickets from a nationally recognized company, TicketMaster, through the internet. I received the tickets by email, so they did not have to pay shipping charges. However, I did pay shipping charges for each ticket. The following month my credit card was billed $9.00 for something called ...
OK - so this has now happened to me twice! When purchasing tickets online at ticketmaster.com, there is a trap where you are signed up for the Entertainment Rewards "service" that can only be described as a scam. The first time I noticed a $7 transaction on my credit card, I thought it ...