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The way of the world unfortunately. There should be rules in place that names have to be on the ticket and ID shown at the door.
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O2 tried that but it didn't work in cases where people had bought tickets as gifts.
I do think it would work if a bit more thought went into it though.
I do think it would work if a bit more thought went into it though.
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@MI5 wrote:
O2 tried that but it didn't work in cases where people had bought tickets as gifts.
I do think it would work if a bit more thought went into it though.
Buying as gifts would work, after all the buyer could put the receiver's name(s) on the ticket(s). The only real problem is when people are unable to go for any reason. Maybe refundable up to 3 weeks before the gig?
