2 tickets for Reading and Leeds for sale as going to the Zoo Project fest and can't make it, anyone?

[laurasmith]

Hey peeps, I have 2 tickets for sale for Reading and Leeds. Going to the Zoo Project festival instead and can't use them. Anyone interested?

[jump]

What do you mean by Reading & Leeds? They are different sites.

[Yellow_Fellow]

I'll take one for Reading.

[mrtourette]

I'll take one for Reading.

[Yellow_Fellow]

Seeing as you're now a bona fide music journalist writing for a credible and respected website can't you just get on the press list?

[mrtourette]

I don't normally have a reason, I don't think today is any different.

[Yellow_Fellow]

Thought as much.

[Areophobia]

Two tickets for Reading or one for Reading and one for Leeds?

[DaveElNino]

I think it's someone trying covertly to advertise the Zoo Project festival.

[prettywaste]

I wouldnt advise anyone to buy off here. I made the mistake and lost £600 a few months back. I thought paypal would protect us - turns out paypal does not cover tickets so just be aware of that before you buy

[prettywaste]

Also the zoo project festival is weekend after reading

[mrtourette]

I think it's someone trying covertly to advertise the Zoo Project festival.

[mrtourette]

Sorry, didn't realise that had already been pointed out!

[mrtourette]

I wouldnt advise anyone to buy off here. I made the mistake and lost £600 a few months back. I thought paypal would protect us - turns out paypal does not cover tickets so just be aware of that before you buy

Edited August 6, 2013 by mrtourette

[Com Truise]

I'd always advise trying to meet someone in person if you're buying online, like via twickets, efestivals etc. there are just some absolute scumbags out there.

[prettywaste]

I thought I would be safe if I used PayPal - was completely unaware tickets were not covered in their buyer protection scheme. The scammer also forwarded us a confirmation email so we had no reason to doubt him.

When it became apparent we had been victim of a scam we rechecked confirmation email and realised it contained a different email to his on it (silly con artist forgot to remove it) anyway - contacted said email, got a reply saying someone using the scammers name had been in contact with them asking to buy tickets and asked for confirmation - which he obviously forwarded on to me claiming as his own. We quickly contacted him saying what we knew and that not only will report him for theft and fraud but also identy fraud (which is obviously a lot more serious) he soon refunded me our money begging me to not go to the police. Dickhead. The post is still on here somewhere so hope no one else replies to him.

[Com Truise]

Glad you got your money back! Should have reported him anyway, to stop him from doing it to others, it's shameful

[prettywaste]

I did report him, thing is action fraud just record this kind of thing rather than look into it. Yes, it was shameful, he had the cheek to post us 4 bits of blank paper and put a tracking number into paypal. Oh well, we managed to get official tickets before it sold out (the day before - how lucky was that) and got our money from him so roll on Reading because we will all enjoy it even more now! (rain stay away)

[Yellow_Fellow]

If you're gonna pay for something like this, use a Credit Card and utilise the payment protection Section 75 just in case - you're legally obliged to have your money back.

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/section75-protect-your-purchases

[melissaloveshouse]

All depends if its hard ticket or e-ticket. E-ticket will always have buyers name on it, hard ticket doesn't have any name on it.. I always buy from the source, and I think you still can for the Zoo Project Festival for sure.