He ordered three tickets from Vivid Seats but only got two
Mark Kovac pays for three tickets to an NBA game but receives only two from Vivid Seats. Where’s the third ticket, and can the company make the assist before game time?
Mark Kovac pays for three tickets to an NBA game but receives only two from Vivid Seats. Where’s the third ticket, and can the company make the assist before game time?
If you’re a regular reader of this site, you probably think you know a lot about the advocacy work we do here every day.
Painful truths.
That’s what Heather Dratler delivered in her epic story on the things airlines insiders wish you knew, but are afraid to tell you.
Maureen Lundgren books a reservation through Expedia at a “pet-friendly” inn. But there’s a catch. Can she get a refund?
It’s like a scene from the 80s classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Minus the Ferrari, maybe. And the Star Wars soundtrack.
Trouble on the road? Maybe the government can help. He did a double take when he saw the name on his airline ticket: “Donald Jeffries.”
Gavin Sullivan’s parents are missing four months worth of emails, and they think Comcast is to blame. What should they do?
Brook Demmerle’s problem is not uncommon, but it’s usually unsolvable.
Someone is spoofing the accounts of a celebrity’s wife and teenage kids. What’s an IT guy to do when Facebook ignores him?
If you have a driver’s license, chances are that you also have an amusing story about GPS directions. Here’s mine.