Ticket Liquidator / Ticket Network Ticket Network / TicketNow False guarantees, misleading policies, and terrible customer service. Internet

I've had incredibly great service from www.Stubhub.com as an alternative.

It should be noted by the reader that Ticket Liquidator had been contacted over 12 times with all my information and order number when they were posting that they could not find my case.

I followed up with the various authors of this dispute and the final outcome that their legal team deciphered was fair was a refund of the "fees / commission" they earned on the transaction. Despite the fact that their very own policies and guarantees state that if you do not get the tickets you purchased then they would require a refund from the vendor. What you need to know about Ticket Liquidator is that they do not act on behalf of the consumer but if anything they protect their vendors, especially if their vendors are "large volume" clients of Ticket Liquidator. The vendor "Classic Tickets Inc." based out of Chicago Illinois works hand in glove with their bait and switch tactics through Ticket Liquidator.

To anybody out there considering Ticket Liquidator I would highly recommend you stay away from this criminal organization. They have a D+ rating on the BBB with over 56 complaints. That should tell you everything you need to know.

I have hired a legal team to take over these matters because what happened to me and my family is wrong. I took every step imaginable to prevent this from happening, including calling the Ticket Liquidator customer service line and speaking with several extremely rude and poorly trained / educated employees who quoted the very same guarantee they betrayed once the transaction was not honored. I am the owner of 2 small businesses and do not have the time to be keeping up with this fight but we are all in this together and that is why I have recently hired help to take this on. We must root out corrupt companies like Ticket Liquidator. If you purchase tickets and the vendor honors your order then consider yourself lucky, but just know that at any time you could end up in the same situation I am.

I am posting again in order to access more information concerning the complaint by "thetruth." The author claims that they emailed us further information about their ticket order. However, I have not been able to find this email and it was never referenced to me if it did come into our system. Therefore, I will ask again if the customer could kindly email us at the address molly@ticketliquidator.com. That way the information concerned will be forward to a customer service manager directly.

I would also point out that anyone can find anything bad about a company by searching "(company name) scam." The word "scam" inherently means that the search results will bring up negative things. Therefore, it's not particularly surprising to find that this is the case when you search "TicketLiquidator scam." You could search "Staples scam" and you'll find nothing but negative comments about Staples.

Instead, it is wise to check official ticket-selling review websites, where you'll find that TicketLiquidator is rated very highly:
http://www.starreviews.com/ticket-liquidator.aspx
http://www.ticketwood.com/brokers/ticketliquidator.php
http://tickets-review.com/review/ticketliquidator

I also think it is common sense that a website like TicketLiquidator could not have been in business for the past 7 years if we were indeed fraudulent and we all truly look forward to proving this to the customer concerned by tending to their order situation satisfactorily.

I am posting again in order to access more information concerning the complaint by "thetruth." The author claims that they emailed us further information about their ticket order. However, I have not been able to find this email and it was never referenced to me if it did come into our system. Therefore, I will ask again if the customer could kindly email us at the address molly@ticketliquidator.com. That way the information concerned will be forward to a customer service manager directly.

I would also point out that anyone can find anything bad about a company by searching "(company name) scam." The word "scam" inherently means that the search results will bring up negative things. Therefore, it's not particularly surprising to find that this is the case when you search "TicketLiquidator scam." You could search "Staples scam" and you'll find nothing but negative comments about Staples.

Instead, it is wise to check official ticket-selling review websites, where you'll find that TicketLiquidator is rated very highly:
http://www.starreviews.com/ticket-liquidator.aspx
http://www.ticketwood.com/brokers/ticketliquidator.php
http://tickets-review.com/review/ticketliquidator

I also think it is common sense that a website like TicketLiquidator could not have been in business for the past 7 years if we were indeed fraudulent.

For the record to all those who read this report. I am a real customer and I greatly encourage you to google "Ticket Liquidator Scam" and see all the issues people have had with this company. Further more, I have emailed TL with my info so they can respond to this report. I have this entire scenario documented and emails I can post on this issue showing that Ticket Liquidator does NOT support their guarantees and policies. There is a good chance you will receive the original tickets you ordered, HOWEVER in the event you do not you must know that Ticket Liquidator will NOT reimburse you for the expense of the event, see to it that you get "as good as or better" tickets in exchange or even provide you with good service when this issue does arise. If anyone would like further detail about this transaction please feel free to contact me directly at   (((Redacted)))


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I am an employee of TicketLiquidator writing in response to the above complaint voiced by a disappointed customer. I would be more than happy to respond to the criticism in the greatest detail possible. Nevertheless, I confess it is difficult to do so because the customer does not provide any specific information by which I could examine the order concerned and see exactly what happened.

To begin with, it is first important that I explain what TicketLiquidator is and what exactly we do. Basically, TicketLiquidator is a nationwide network through which licensed companies resell tickets to events. As such, we do not own, price, nor ship the tickets you see listed for sale on our website. All that responsibility is in the hands of the individual ticket sellers who list tickets through it. These sellers are the ones who handle the day-to-day realities of ticket orders while we at TicketLiquidator sit back and take notes. Our purpose is to facilitate and monitor ticket transactions in the same way that Ebay facilitates and monitors transactions by its registered sellers.

From what I gather, the customer is upset because he/she ordered tickets to an event and that the seller later contacted him/her with the news that they wouldn't be able to supply the exact tickets the customer ordered. It is at this point that Im not sure about the actual problems the customer encountered (something about bad replacement tickets?) and I find no evidence of his/her order, any such email being sent, or the issue itself ever occurring.

Therefore, I would be very appreciative if the customer who wrote this post please write back with 1) a last name and an order date, 2) a last name and an event name, and/or 3) an order ID number (seven digits, starting with 4). That way I can look up his or her order and examine it appropriately in order to correct any mistakes that might have been made in the back-and-forth that the customer relates.

To the customer: I'd be very appreciative if you'd either respond to this rebuttal with the information requested or email us at customersupport@ticketliquidator.com.

If an issue does indeed exist, we at TicketLiquidator are dedicated to doing our part to help get it resolved and, as such, (hopefully) await a response.