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UK, Belgium 'Vertigo' Presale - Latest Advice, Information
Ticketmaster have issued new advice on the two European presales that have already opened.
Ticketmaster have emailed all U2.Com subscribers who been frustrated in the process of taking part in the presale this week. Their advice goes like this:
'It has come to our attention that some of you are still experiencing difficulties in using your access code to book tickets during the presale for the UK and Belgium shows of the U2 tour.
Some browser or firewall settings have been found to conflict with the security checks in place as part of the purchase process.
Subscribers may find that disabling the privacy features relating to the way in which your browser or firewall handles URL information, may allow you to proceed through to the purchase pages and complete your booking. Please note that Ticketmaster does not recommend making any changes that could expose your computer to Internet security threats, and further Ticketmaster accepts no liability for any harm caused by changes made to your privacy features.
In order to help you book your tickets before the general on-sale on Friday 28 January we have set up a dedicated email address to deal with any ongoing problem.
If you have still been unable to book tickets using your revalidated access code then please email U2contact@ticketmaster.co.uk with your name, and a telephone number where you can be contacted between 9.00am and
12.00pm GMT on Thursday 27 January.
On that day one of our customer service team will call you and take your booking over the phone. In order for us to process your booking quickly over the telephone, please have at the ready the following details:
- your six character U2.COM access code
- the event for which you wish to purchase tickets
- number of tickets
- payment card details - credit/debit/switch card
Please be aware that any multiple bookings using the same U2.COM access code will be cancelled and refunded by Ticketmaster without further notification.
http://www.u2.com/news/index.php?mode=full&news_id=1304
Ticketmaster have issued new advice on the two European presales that have already opened.
Ticketmaster have emailed all U2.Com subscribers who been frustrated in the process of taking part in the presale this week. Their advice goes like this:
'It has come to our attention that some of you are still experiencing difficulties in using your access code to book tickets during the presale for the UK and Belgium shows of the U2 tour.
Some browser or firewall settings have been found to conflict with the security checks in place as part of the purchase process.
Subscribers may find that disabling the privacy features relating to the way in which your browser or firewall handles URL information, may allow you to proceed through to the purchase pages and complete your booking. Please note that Ticketmaster does not recommend making any changes that could expose your computer to Internet security threats, and further Ticketmaster accepts no liability for any harm caused by changes made to your privacy features.
In order to help you book your tickets before the general on-sale on Friday 28 January we have set up a dedicated email address to deal with any ongoing problem.
If you have still been unable to book tickets using your revalidated access code then please email U2contact@ticketmaster.co.uk with your name, and a telephone number where you can be contacted between 9.00am and
12.00pm GMT on Thursday 27 January.
On that day one of our customer service team will call you and take your booking over the phone. In order for us to process your booking quickly over the telephone, please have at the ready the following details:
- your six character U2.COM access code
- the event for which you wish to purchase tickets
- number of tickets
- payment card details - credit/debit/switch card
Please be aware that any multiple bookings using the same U2.COM access code will be cancelled and refunded by Ticketmaster without further notification.
http://www.u2.com/news/index.php?mode=full&news_id=1304
