Monday, March 15, 2010
Warning Concerning NCAA Tickets Scam
KENTUCKY...
Fans who want to follow the University of Kentucky Wildcats, the University of Louisville Cardinals or the Murray State University Racers along the road to the NCAA Final Four should use caution in order to avoid con artists when buying tickets and travel packages, warns the Better Business Bureau of Eastern Kentucky. The BBB warns fans to be careful if buying tickets from individuals online or from unfamiliar sources. If buying tickets from a brokerage, first check the company’s BBB reliability report. If people buy from scalpers, or from individuals through classified ads or the Internet or elsewhere, they are taking a big chance. If tickets turn out to be fake, or if you get no tickets at all after paying, there won't be much you can do to get recourse.
Fans who want to follow the University of Kentucky Wildcats, the University of Louisville Cardinals or the Murray State University Racers along the road to the NCAA Final Four should use caution in order to avoid con artists when buying tickets and travel packages, warns the Better Business Bureau of Eastern Kentucky. The BBB warns fans to be careful if buying tickets from individuals online or from unfamiliar sources. If buying tickets from a brokerage, first check the company’s BBB reliability report. If people buy from scalpers, or from individuals through classified ads or the Internet or elsewhere, they are taking a big chance. If tickets turn out to be fake, or if you get no tickets at all after paying, there won't be much you can do to get recourse.
# posted by Homer Owens @ 1:31 PM 
