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www.ticketnetwork.com
First seen Feb 23, 2026
- No SSL certificate
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- 16 community reports from users
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My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
My friend bought overpriced tickets online. They haven't charged his debit account yet. Is it legal to cancel the charge on the bank's end? First post, so I hope I'm not breaking any rules. Sorry if I am :P Here are the details: -The website is ticketnetwork.com -The tickets aren't officially being sold until tomorrow, so I guess it's some sort of pre-sale scalping thing. -"All sales final" - http://www.ticketnetwork.com/policies.aspx -He bought 2 tickets for 116 EACH (so 289 after fees) -They're available elsewhere for 35 dollars each Even though this is a debit account, they take a day or two before processing the request in order to prevent fraud. So he wants to go in first thing in the morning and cancel the charge on the account. Is this even possible, and if it is, is it legal? We don't want to do anything stupid here so it would be great if someone with a legal background gave us some input. Thank you guys so much :D
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