TICKET INSURANCE

Nathaniel Meyer purchased $3,350 worth of Grateful Dead concert tickets from Ticketmaster, believing they were transferable. However, he later discovered that the tickets couldn’t be resold. Despite months of trying to resolve the issue, Ticketmaster provided no answers. After a breach of his personal information and no clarity on transfer restrictions, Meyer sought a refund. Was he out of luck, or was help on the way? With some advocacy, Ticketmaster finally offered Meyer a full refund. It’s a reminder to always check ticket terms before buying.

Shakedown Street: Why can’t I resell these Dead & Company concert tickets?

November 29, 2024October 18, 2024 by Christopher Elliott

When Ticketmaster sells Nathaniel Meyer his Grateful Dead tickets, it leads him to believe he can resell them. But he can’t. Is he stuck with them?

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