I have also fallen victim to the Entertainment Rewards/Ticketmaster scam.
I didn't notice it for a long time because I used to subscribe to an online football website that used a similar name on my statement and cost about the same each month. I discontinued that a little while back so that is how I finally noticed this charge.
Since you never actually enter your credit card info for Entertainment Rewards, Ticketmaster must push your number to them. That is why it is so easy to fall for, and why it is such a deceptive business practice.
I suggest contacting the Better Business Bureau:
https://odr. BBB.org/odrweb/public/GetStarted. Aspx
And the Attorney General in your state and Michigan:
http://www.naag.org/ag/full_ag_table.php
It might be a good idea to write the Entertainment Rewards a strongly worded letter as well:
Entertainment Rewards
1414 E. Maple Road
Troy, Michigan, 48083
U.S.A.
Remember, with as many people falling for this as there are out there, it is clearly deceptive, no matter what Entertainment Rewards says.
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