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Originally Posted by Captain_jovi
That's totally part of it. She was going to put the tickets on her parents card because mine was maxed. So much time has passed that prices have shot right up. I have money but I'm jobless and dropping a grand on 2 last minute tickets to the show, I can't bring myself to do it. Especially when I'm seeing both Toronto shows. Reading this back, it's such a non-problem, but it's annoying the hell out of me. You're completely right though, I should be compensated because of her backing out.
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Yeah, I mean if she said she had that side of it taken care of, led you to believe it was fine, then suddenly yanked the rug under you, it's her duty to own up to it. But as far as getting to the show is concerned, I can understand and see why you'd be reluctant to put more money down when you're already a grand in the hole. On the other hand, spending a little more money would make that grand spent worth something- but only if that little more money spent resulted in a travel plan that made sense. I looked at the drive from Hamilton to Winnipeg on Googlemaps; 22 hours if you go through parts of the states according to them. Wouldn't recommend that unless you have a capable vehicle. It would be a fun adventure though...
... your other option is to- assuming refunding definitely doesn't work- is to sell them through stubhub or something.