How safe is TICKETLIQUIDATOR.com??
818671
I was very pleased with my experience buying Rolling Stones tickets from Ticketliquidator.com. I had to pay a little over the face price, but the seats were great and the concert was excellent.\n\nThere were no problems with ordering or delivering the tickets, and they actually sent me an e-mail before the show with driving directions, a weather forecast and restaurants in the area. I thought that was a nice touch.
756334
paypal or neteller.  They are both reputable and safe.  I prefer paypal
331468
Being such a popular event, I don't think that you will be able to get a reasonably priced ticket.  However, just to get back at the ticket touts, mug one and then report him/her for extortion.
1117818
Paypal is safe. If you buy via eBay and goods are not up to scratch, you can raise a dispute and get it resolved because Paypal transactions are covered by a guarantee. The only things you need to watch out for are spam (phishing) emails - fake emails asking you to verify your account, and emails asking you to verify who you are. Any such emails are FAKE - 100% - so delete them immediately. If Paypal wish to get in touch with you, they will either phone you or they will send an email addressed to you by the name you have the Paypal account in. Any email that does not do this (no matter how realistic they seem) is FAKE!!!\n\nThe other thing you should watch out for - before entering your email address and password - is to make sure you are on the Paypal site. Sounds easy but internet fraudsters are getting so sophisticated... Ensure the address area shows an address beginning 'httpS://' The 'S' is essential, because this means 'secure'. Also ensure there is a padlock on the bottom of your browser. Check out the rest of the browser address before you type in any info.
670730
no. its not safe. Never trust something like this. you will have better luck buying lottery tickets.
272097
Yeah I see its rated no 1.. its a good forum I like the layout and the formatting of the forum. I would def register. I see you have alot of trusted security sites on there from experts all around the net including computer security. Thanks. Its a good site.
629134
I would fo with bearshare.com, it is safe and the database is huge
64175
nobody will sell you tickets without money up front ... they are too fluid of a commodity and proving ownership for a charge of theft would be very difficult against someone who has possession of the tickets.
696450
http://www.ticketmaster.com/
680494
http://tickets.sandiego.com/ResultsTicket.aspx?evtid=360581
1048662
DON'T GO THERE PAL NOT SECURE SITE AN THE % WORKS OUT TO BE 155% IF YOU ARE LATE... DON'T DO IT ...YOU WILL BE SORRY.
97169
Hey there,\n\nI'd have to agree with MikBrik, you've got to expect to pay a nice premium, on the other hand on a positive note you do have the luxury of actually getting the seats you want If you're a die hard fan because many ticket brokers sell premium tickets too.\n\nI have never gotten tickets until an event was sold out it just happens. I don't know what or where I'll be in 4 months...lol...so I ended up looking through many of the sites online that have ticket inventory from hundreds of brokers and I found one to be a bit cheaper than the rest and to have the largest inventory. The site is called www.takentickets.com\n\n-Satch-\n\nP.S. You can also try craigslist, I'm sometimes scared buying it in person because of scams. Online ticket sites are usually reputable in delivering authentic tickets.
122053
PayPal itself is secure. Your concern as to whether or not you will receive the items is more a question of the trustworthiness of the seller.\n\nI have been using it for five years with no problems with PayPal. I have had very few problems with sellers, but the same problems would have existed whether I had sent a check, money order or cash. The problems are not with PayPal.\n\nOne thing to keep in mind is to view all emails regarding your PayPal account carefully. Many false emails are sent out claiming to be from PayPal asking for your account information. They may also provide a link so that you can sign in to "verify" your account - except that the link takes you to *their* web site that looks very much like PayPal's and they will have your password.\n\nThis process is known as "phishing", and it is simply someone trying to take your money. Please refer to the following:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phishing\n\nand PayPal's site:\n\nhttps://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/general/Privacy-outside\n\nBottom line is this - NEVER use a link to go to PayPal - always go there by using your own bookmark or by typing in the URL yourself. Only exception that I have to this rule is this: I will use eBay's links to PayPal, since eBay owns PayPal.\n\nI don't mean to scare you off. PayPal is fantastic, but with any emails you receive think to yourself - if I received a phone call with somebody asking for this information, would I answer it?\n\nHope this helps. Happy shopping!
420821
Ticketmaster.com may help.
1135916
It doesn't quite work like that. Ebay is pretty safe, I don't know of it being hacked. Not only that, but you usually don't give your credit card info to ebay, you give it to paypal.com (an e bay company). Anyway, there is a scam out there, it's considered "phishing". I've received several of these "phishing" e mails claming to be from my bank, ebay, my ISP whoever. It says something along the lines of "you owe money" or "your credit card has expired"   There's a link that takes you to a fake website. I got one that claimed it was ebay, and they wanted updated card info. I knew it was a scam, but i wanted to check it out. The ebay replica was pretty accurate, and the web address wouldn't tip off the average computer user.\nAnyway, yes there are fake sites out there, usually just mock ups from "phishers" My advice is to not give out your credit card unless you have typed in the web addy yourself and know what it is.
552988
have you tried Pollstar or Ticketmaster online ??
600662
There are plenty of legitmate and safe (Yahoo has one, for example), but the bottom line is you want the one with the most traffic.  That's ebay...the 800 pound gorilla that can do what it wants.