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Convenience Charge?!?

  • 05-03-2006 7:10am
    #1
    Nalced_irl
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    Anyone who has bought Oxegen Tickets Online, What is the deal with this convenience charge?? I got 4 tickets with a convenience charge of €6 a go so €24 overall. I wouldnt mind but ticketmaster.ie was down for most of the night! Im sure its some new name for Service Charge but paying over €600 for the tickets, an extra €24 doesnt matter so much. Just wondering what the hell it is.


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  • #2
    spartacus93
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    Booking fee or something I suppose. It's €2 in the shops, on the net its a minimum of €2, but if the tickets are worth over a certain value it changes to a percentage.

    From the ticketmaster site

    The charges pay for our credit/debit card processing services, merchant fees, distribution network, the installation and maintenance of computer hardware and software, telephone lines, labour and all other costs associated with the ticket transaction.

    Service Charges are also shared with ticket outlets that use our equipment to make tickets available locally.

    If we incur ticket delivery costs, these will be included in the Order Processing Fee. Examples include postage and packaging, or the support of newer delivery methods such as ticketFast, where scanning hardware is required at participating venues.


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