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seatwave.co.ukNewest Review: ... figure into the price you display. Once your tickets have sold (which I find is normally quite quickly if they are good seats, seatwave does get a lot of traffic) you log onto your account and organise a UPS pickup (free to organise). However here comes the main snag in all this though and is the reason I use them very rarely- they only pay after the event! So even if you have sent your ... more |
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by - written on 24/11/09 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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I have never actually bought tickets from Seatwave before however I have sold through them so this review witll ocver being a seller. Although it is a simple process to add your tickets to their system and it is free too, they do take 15% of the overall sale which you should figure into the price you display. Once your tickets have sold (which I find is normally quite quickly if they are good seats, seatwave does get a lot of traffic) you log onto your account and organise a UPS pickup (free to organise). However here comes the main snag in all this though and is the reason I use them very rarely- they only pay after the event! So even if you ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/11/09 (Useful, 31 readings)
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Seatwave.co.uk -All that glitter are not Gold I stumbled upon this site when I was looking for T20 world cup cricket tournament in London. The site is quite comprehensive in nature and comprises of segments like concerts. theatre, sport, festival. At one go you can find the ongoing and upcoming fixtures, planning and venues. You can take a pictorial view of the tickets you want to purchase for each of the events. The corporate segment is designed specifically to cater to your corporate ticket booking. For selling a ticket you can select the right hand corner tab 'Sell Tickets' and then proceed with the details of the event, timing etc. ... Read the complete review
by Jam - written on 23/11/09
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Absolutely appauling provider. Listings on the website are incorrect and not kept up to date. I went to the site seeking tickets for an event via a link on Google, saw the tickets available for the ATP World Tour Finals tennis event and instantly purchased a pair. Seatwave seem to have had a decent reputation and are UK based so seemed fine to me, though once I purchased the tickets it stayed on "awaiting dispatch" for some time. Worried I called customer service and had to hold multiple times, for at least 15/20 minutes each time. Getting through I was put on hold once more to be informed that... Unfortunately due ... Read the complete review
by Becky Clay - written on 19/08/09
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WARNING - DO NOT USE I'll keep things short and sweet! Do not use this company! I ordered V tickets, it's one day to the event and they've not even been sent. Customer services contradict themselves, and that's when you get someone who speaks good english. I've spent £15 in call fees and have sent nurmerous emails. I'm now being told that they'll come Saturday before 9am! The concert starts at 12pm! Leaving me no time to travel EVEN if they do arrive! Please don't waste your money! Ticket touts would have been a better option in hindsight!
by - written on 28/07/09 (Very useful, 194 readings)
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Having reviewed one of the largest ticket agencies in the UK (Seetickets), it seems only right to continue a natural progression and review one of the largest ticket reselling agencies - Seatwave. If, like me, you often fail in the Friday morning 9am ticket rush for tickets to see your favourite artist, then Seatwave and other sites of its ilk can be a useful way to get into the show, albeit at a usually inflated price. Unlike the main ticket agencies, Seatwave is a 'fan-to-fan' exchange. This basically means that Seatwave don't tell any tickets directly themselves, but rather act as a broker between members of the public. The basic premise is that ... Read the complete review

