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Today is Prickle-Prickle, day 73 in the season of Confusion, 3269.
Because, y'know, we didn't have enough reasons to despise Ticketb*stard already.
I get to tack on another third of the cost of my tickets for the privilege of fighting my way through their crappy website, and they'll get me spammed too; what a bargain!
Because, y'know, we didn't have enough reasons to despise Ticketb*stard already.
People buying tickets online through Ticketmaster may be surprised to find themselves receiving spam as an encore.
The ticket service, which holds a lock on advance ticket sales for most major entertainment events, is taking heat from consumers for a privacy policy that does not let online ticket buyers opt out of receiving e-mail pitches from an event's producers and other businesses associated with it.
I get to tack on another third of the cost of my tickets for the privilege of fighting my way through their crappy website, and they'll get me spammed too; what a bargain!
