How do I use a Gift Card? Easy – click the Add a Voucher / Gift Card section on the payment screen during checkout to enter your gift card number and PIN. All Ticketmaster Gift Cards have a PIN number.
Why does it say my gift card is invalid?
The most common reasons are that the card hasn't been activated , the cashier is running the wrong type of transaction, the dollar amount being charged is greater than the card's balance or the credit card processing machine is bumping up the charge amount to either place a hold on the card or to allow for a gratuity.
Why can't I use my Ticketmaster gift card?
How do I use a Gift Card? Easy – click the Add a Voucher / Gift Card section on the payment screen during checkout to enter your gift card number and PIN. All Ticketmaster Gift Cards have a PIN number.
Where is the PIN number on a Ticketmaster gift card?
You'll need to enter the gift card number from the back and the 3 or 4 digit security code from the signature strip (or pin) . The security code can sometimes be under a silver foil panel. Please be careful when you enter the security code because if it's entered incorrectly 3 times it will lock the card for 24 hours.
Can I use Ticketmaster gift card on Universe?
Ticketmaster Gift Cards can be used for events in Canada and the United States only.
How long are Ticketmaster Gift Cards valid for?
Your Ticketmaster e-Gift Card is valid for one year from issue date .
Can I return a Ticketmaster gift card?
Gift cards are not returnable or redeemable for cash except in states where it is required by law. Restrictions on Use. Gift Cards cannot be combined with any other Gift Cards, gift certificates or other coupons, and cannot be used as credit or debit cards.
What do you do if your gift card doesn't work?
- Show Card to the Cashier. ...
- Ask What the Error Message Is. ...
- Ask For the Manager. ...
- Check the PIN. ...
- Make Sure the Gift Card is Activated. ...
- Ask for the Balance and Transaction History. ...
- Contact Customer Service. ...
- Contact the Card Issuer.
How do you activate a gift card?
Many gift cards are activated when they're purchased, so they don't need to be activated by the recipient. However, some do need to be activated by the recipient before they can be used. You can activate a gift card by calling the merchant or accessing the provided URL and inputting the correct activation numbers.
Do you have to activate a Target gift card?
Physical Gift Card: Physical third-party gift cards purchased at Target are activated at the time of the purchase . However, check your receipt, as some receipts state a 24-hour activation period. Digital Gift Card: Digital eGift Cards purchased on Target.com are active when the eGift Card email is delivered.
How do I speak to someone at Ticketmaster UK?
| Ticketmaster Phone Numbers | Complaints 0333 321 9999 |
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How can I sell my Gift Cards for cash?
- Gift Card Bin Store Locator. Gift Card Bin has more than 600 partner locations across the United States, all of which allow you to exchange your gift card for cash. ...
- Google Maps. ...
- Target. ...
- Gift Card Granny. ...
- Cardpool. ...
- Raise. ...
- CardCash. ...
- GameFlip.
How many Ticketmaster vouchers can I use?
Yes, once you have selected the first Gift Card there is a button at the bottom of the screen (next to the “Go to payment“ button), which says “add another Gift Card”. You can use this multiple time to add as many Gift Cards as you want , up to the basket limit of $450.
How do you get your money back from Ticketmaster postponed?
Credits. The Event Organizer may provide the option to request a credit for canceled, postponed, rescheduled, or moved events; if so, we will send you a notification, and you can submit a request for credit in your account. Credits are provided by the Event Organizer, and not by Ticketmaster.
Will my refund go to my new card?
If your credit card or debit card number has changed, but is for the same account used at the time of purchase (e.g., a new card has been issued for the same account), the refund will be processed to that account .
