Ticketsmarter

Short Story - Very complex site that looks legit where I was referred to by my Credit Card (Chase)for cash back, but upon further research I found a LOT of deception. Avoid them and stay safe!

LONG Story - I was going to get my Daughter and son-in=law some tickets for Christmas. Ticket prices can be outrageous these days, so I looked for some way to save. My Chase Credit card showed a 10% cashback if I bought through TicketSmarter, so I followed the link. My Daughter mentioned she liked a band called Sleep Token, so we both went looking for tickets and seats she might like, and that I could afford. I sent her the Link to TicketSmarter as that was the site I could get a 10% cashback from Chase. She found some seats (See image), so I went to look on MY computer. Look at the price difference! Hers showed she could get the EXACT, SAME seats for $197.00 each, while MY screen showed them at $229.00 each. I'd be paying MORE than 10% more for the same seats. We were looking at them AT THE SAME TIME. I decided to look in a different browser and it showed them at $197.00 as well. Seems like a bit of a scam, and trying to compensate for the Chase's 10% discount. I went back an hour later on MY ORIGINAL browser, and YUP, that STILL showed them at a higher price. SO now ny Daughter and I decide to look elsewhere, even on the Sleep Token site. Sleep Tokens site had links and messages that the tickets would go on sale IN TWO DAYS. Even other ticket sites were advertising the tickets would go on sale 12/8/2023. So, how can TicketSmarter POSSIBLY have the tickets for sale 2 or more days earlier? Do your own research, but I NEVER would trust these deceptive scalpers/scammers.