#26
Posted: 1/13/08 at 7:40pm
the telemarketing kids are yelled at as part of their training and told to NEVER EVER take ANYONE off the do-not-call list unless they say "put me on the do not call list." even then, it often doesn't happen and i completely sympathize with that. in addition, if you're in the computer system from having purchased tickets before and you're being contacted because of that, call up subs/ticketing and ask them to look you up and make sure that your phone number is listed as "no calls" and your number is un-checked so that you do not recieve telemarketing calls. unfortunately, that's not automatic, a rep has to actually unclick a box to make sure you're not spammed and it's this whole thing...doesn't matter...if you don't want to be contacted, that's the best way to do it because then they won't have your information over in the other office.
as for the experience at the AA, i certainly can't speak for someone denying you the hearing device although since that's really against regulations it doesn't seem to make any sense, but as to the representative in the house, if you were trying to take a seat right before the start of the second act, i can understand her reaction. i'm not saying that to make you angry, but did you get the usher's name who said you could have another seat? did you get the name of the usher to whom you gave the bird? yes, they allow people to change seat locations, but if you came at her unprepared with only your Hiptix rear mezz ticket in hand and no name of another usher, then she had every right to deny you changing your seat.
as for a refund, don't expect it. did you go to the box office window when you left? did you explain the situation to people who actually handle money? you sat in your seat for the first act and you opted out of your seat for act two. you seat was used, i don't think you're getting your 21.25 back.
as for the experience at the AA, i certainly can't speak for someone denying you the hearing device although since that's really against regulations it doesn't seem to make any sense, but as to the representative in the house, if you were trying to take a seat right before the start of the second act, i can understand her reaction. i'm not saying that to make you angry, but did you get the usher's name who said you could have another seat? did you get the name of the usher to whom you gave the bird? yes, they allow people to change seat locations, but if you came at her unprepared with only your Hiptix rear mezz ticket in hand and no name of another usher, then she had every right to deny you changing your seat.
as for a refund, don't expect it. did you go to the box office window when you left? did you explain the situation to people who actually handle money? you sat in your seat for the first act and you opted out of your seat for act two. you seat was used, i don't think you're getting your 21.25 back.
Plince! Plince! Nein! T-Rex!!
name of president) at the bottom of the letter (spelled absolutely correctly). You don' have to actually SEND a copy of this letter to the president. It will scare the bejesus out of the recipient and ensure they do all they can to rectify the situation, in case the boss inquires about the status of the letter he received. 
