We were lucky enough (actually it was hard work on two computers and three phones) to get tickets for the White Stripes at the NEC. The concert was canceled because Meg White was anxious – no where near as anxious, I bet, as I was to get my money back. So on the day the cancelation was announced I called up the box office to see how I got a refund. I was expecting this to be complicated, I was expecting to have to go there, or send complex letters with instructions, a bus ticket belonging to my grandmother etc. I knew they’d keep the booking fee and the £3 delivery surcharge. So I was happily surprised to hear that they’d “automatically refund the cost to my card”. Great, responsible ticketing by a company influenced by Birmingham City Council within the meaning of Part V of the Local Government and Housing Act 1989 – or so I thought. A month is long enough to refund money I’d have thought (after all it really only takes a couple of minutes max), so when I checked my account yesterday to find the only IN transaction was my hardlyinflantionbusting wages I was...
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