Bill S.

I've been a huge U2 fan for over 30 yrs (wow! I guess I really must be old. Lol). I've seen them live at least 8+ times over those years.
Last year (June'17) my girlfriend & I saw them in Chicago for their Joshua Tree 30-yr anniv concert (fairly expensive). They seemed like they punched a clock & were there as if they were working a job. Very little excitement. They opened with an obscure song that few people even know (a "B side" song not even on any album). Worse, it's a very mellow song.
When they played Joshua Tree songs, they played them literally in order as they are on the album (boring). Bono even announced "side 2" before the 1st song on the 2nd side of the record.
U2 is capable of sooo much more than this mediocre performance. Every time I've seen them in the past, they were at least ten times as good as that night.
They really let us fans down.

StubHub is constantly buying unwanted tix & offering them on their site, so tix offered is constantly changing. I enjoyed going back to the site each time to see what new tix they had available.

I spent $100's on gift cards with this company. Several of the e-gift cards had no PIN#, but CardCash said they're not needed. Well, yes they are! I didn't find out the bad news until I went Panda Express a couple months later. Whether there's a balance or not, the restaurant will not accept them. Worthless! CardCash did nothing & didn't care.
Many of the gift cards they sold me were gifts for others. Imagine my embarrassment finding out later that I gave worthless gifts to my friends & family! Even a physical card (possibly more) was worthless, though CardCash wrote the supposed balances & dates on the back. I thought that was a safe assumption that the Sharpie writing meant they confirmed those balances.
Past 45 days, they don't care I'm screwed.