Is frontrowtickets.com legit? -scared my VH tickets aren't real

[squeally dan]

My wife couldn't get through on the phone or the internet for the Van Halen presale yesterday. She saw a number on the internet while looking for Ticketmaster's number. It was frontrowtickets.com. I am getting emails from them that look legit, but we started wondering how they would have tickets for a presale. Something seems weird about it. Anyone used this company?

 

[mowatsmith]

I don't imagine the spammy above post eases your tension at all. Best of luck.

 

[reverendfrankie]

Tanya - how about you fill us in a little bit about yourself - it is just a little curious for you to show up so quickly with the link to frontrowtickets after a post about same. Tell us about your interest in guitars, amps and such.

Inquiring minds want to know,
Rev.

 

[squeally dan]

Now I really am worried. I called the company and he told me not to worry, but what else would he say?

 

[weshunter]

i probably wouldn't have worried about it before tanya's post, but now am pretty sure i'll never buy anything from front row tickets.

 

[EricPeterson]

The spam post, that is now deleted was kinda alarming IMO. I hope it works out for you.

 

[weshunter]

wow -- so they deleted their spam post?! what a shady company

 

[squeally dan]

The only complaints I can find on the web have to do with their service charges and fees.

I received the tickets in the mail and they are the printable kind, so they ate on paper. The y have the name of the original buyer on them. So I called the company to tell them I would be pissed if I drove 2 hours to a concert and couldn't get in because the name on the tickets didn't match my Id. He said they only care about the barcode. I also asked him a million questions about his company and I told him I was nervous. While he wasn't very friendly and seemed a bit defensive , he did make me feel better

 

[Guitar Josh]

The only complaints I can find on the web have to do with their service charges and fees.

I received the tickets in the mail and they are the printable kind, so they ate on paper. The y have the name of the original buyer on them. So I called the company to tell them I would be pissed if I drove 2 hours to a concert and couldn't get in because the name on the tickets didn't match my Id. He said they only care about the barcode. I also asked him a million questions about his company and I told him I was nervous. While he wasn't very friendly and seemed a bit defensive , he did make me feel better

He was defensive? What a surprise. You've only accused him of trying to rip you off over the phone and on the internet. The nerve of the man!

 

[MSS]

I had the same trepidition last year using stubhub. I thought I was buying front row seats from a real vendor and learned after reading the small print that it was just a hub for people with good tix to find a willing market to sell to.........in the end it all worked out but I must admit, I was nervous until I had the tickets in hand.

 

[squeally dan]

He was defensive? What a surprise. You've only accused him of trying to rip you off over the phone and on the internet. The nerve of the man!

Just to clarify. I did let him know I was concerned about showing up for a concert with a printed out ticket that had a different name than mine. Is that unreasonable?

 

[Ben R]

People don't card you at the arenas when you present your ticket. I wouldn't worry about that.

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[reddgeetarzan]

Just to clarify. I did let him know I was concerned about showing up for a concert with a printed out ticket that had a different name than mine. Is that unreasonable?

Your questions might have been better to ask before the purchase....just sayin'.....
Good luck- I hope you get into the show!

 

[squeally dan]

Your questions might have been better to ask before the purchase....just sayin'.....
Good luck- I hope you get into the show!

Great, thanks for being so helpful. Was that really worth the time it took you to type it?

 

[EricPeterson]

Just to clarify. I did let him know I was concerned about showing up for a concert with a printed out ticket that had a different name than mine. Is that unreasonable?

I dont think so, it sounds strange to me too, I hope it works out for you.

 

[mediocreplayer]

you will get in (or maybe you already did). don't worry.

 

[Sandyd1069]

My daughter just bought tickets from this company and when googling it came across your post. So how did the tickets work? Were they in fact legit?