I was charged $902 for two tickets that the seller bought for $79 each! The website came up when I Googles Hamilton, Hult Center, Eugene. And it resembled the regular Hult website. I clicked on "seating chart" and got a seating chart. I first chose 3 tickets and was going to be charged over $1000 for them. One of our party opted out, so I ordered two that I thought were $269 each. Too much, but when the bill was for $902 - I foolishly finishedthe transaction. I went back to try and see the invoice, but could not get into the main site. I tried a link that said "contact" it didn't work. I tried to reach the home page, it didn't work. I went out and tried to go back in, but got the original window showing 3 tickets - but nothing else. No invoice, nothing.
I called the Hult Center, found out that public tickets aren't on sale yet - despite extensive advertising - and that subscribers are buying now. This person bought a bunch of tickets at $79 and is selling them through Tickets-Cente website. Hult wouldn't give me the details about the person - how to contact him, etc - There appears to be no way to find out who the individual is, and how to make contact. I'm 80 years old and made a huge mistake - but I definitely had help making it. Ticket-Center has a phone menu that doesn't allow for talking to anyone about anything.
I plan to complain to the state Attorney General's office, and try to see if there is help for senior s who have been scammed. If you also have, make sure you do also - it will help. Wish I'd read this first!
