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Consumer Complaint

Due to the volume of complaints against Ticketmaster, please be patient while our office processes requests and contacts you directly.

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PLEASE READ CAREFULLY The Attorney General cannot act as your private attorney. As a law enforcement agency, the primary function of the Office of Attorney General is to represent the public at large by enforcing laws prohibiting unfair or deceptive practices. The Attorney General, through the Bureau of Consumer Protection, provides a mediation service to consumers where an attempt may be made to mediate your individual consumer complaint if it falls within the jurisdiction of the office. Please be advised that the information you provide will be shared with the party against which you have filed a complaint. Additionally, your complaint may be shared with or referred to other governmental law enforcement or regulatory agencies. Your complaint will also be kept on file with our office and the information contained therein may be used to establish violations of Pennsylvania Law. Please refer to the "Complaint Process" block found on this page for additional information which will help you in completion of the complaint form and also will explain in greater detail the mediation process. By completing and submitting this complaint form, I am adopting this as my online signature and I authorize the Bureau of Consumer Protection to contact the party(ies) against which I have filed a complaint in an effort to reach an amicable resolution. I further authorize the party(ies) against which I have filed a complaint to communicate with and provide information related to my complaint to the Bureau of Consumer Protection. I verify that I have read and understand the informational sheet about this process; and, that the information provided is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief.
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Mediation FAQs

All documents related to consumer complaints should be sent to the following address:

Office of Attorney General
Bureau of Consumer Protection
15th Floor, Strawberry Square
Harrisburg, PA 17120

Our office looks at establishing patterns of business practices. Even if you have resolved your complaint you can forward a statement regarding your experience with the attached documents for our office to use for future reference.

We hope we can be of assistance to you.

Please review the following tips and instructions regarding consumer complaints, to assist our office in addressing your problem.

Identifying the Problem

The first step in addressing any complaint is to identify the nature of the problem. Gather and review your records, including sales receipts, warranties, contracts, repair orders, canceled checks and other documents which will back up your complaint and help the company solve your problem.

After gathering specific information about the problem, contact the person who sold you the item or performed the service. Calmly and accurately explain the problem and what action you request. If that person is not helpful, ask for the supervisor or manager and restate your case. A large percentage of consumer problems are resolved at this level.

If the product is a national brand, call or write a letter to the person responsible for consumer complaints at the company’s headquarters, i.e., the company’s public relations representative or president. Many companies have toll-free telephone numbers, often printed on the product.

Keep records of your efforts and include notes with whom you spoke and what was done about the problem. Save copies of any letters you send to the company as well as letters sent to you.

Complaint letters should include your name, address, home and work telephone numbers, and account number, if appropriate. Make your letter brief and to the point. Specify all the important facts about your purchase, including the date and place you made the purchase and any information you can give about the product, such as the serial or model number. If you are writing to complain about a service you received, describe the service and who performed it.

Disputes Involving Credit Card Charges

If you have exhausted your efforts to resolve a problem without success, we encourage you to file a formal complaint with the Attorney General Office as soon as possible.

Please note that we cannot give specific legal advice to individuals. If you have questions concerning the specific application or interpretation of the law, you should consult a private attorney. If you do not have an attorney you can call your county lawyer referral service or your county bar association. The Pennsylvania Bar Association, toll free 1-800-692-7375, or website, offers county lawyer referral offices. Other agencies may be accessed through the blue pages of your telephone directory.

Contacting the Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection

If you have exhausted your efforts to resolve a problem without success, we encourage you to file a formal complaint with the Attorney General Office as soon as possible.

The Complaint Process

When we receive your complaint form, it will be reviewed by our staff. The Bureau of Consumer Protection receives more than 20,000 complaints per year, so it may take some time before we can thoroughly review your complaint. We ask for, and appreciate, your patience.

Depending on the nature of the complaint, one of the following courses of action may be taken:

It may be referred to a local consumer group or to another state or federal agency. When your complaint is referred, you will be notified by mail of the name and address of the referral agency or group, so that you may contact them for information concerning your complaint.
If your complaint is appropriate for this office, we will attempt to mediate your dispute through the services of our Consumer Mediation Unit, and you will be sent a letter with your complaint file number. Please keep your file number for future reference when contacting this office.
If your complaint is suitable for mediation, an agent will contact both you and the business with whom you are having a dispute and attempt to mediate and resolve your problem. Please note that most contact is by letter.
If mediation efforts are not successful, you may be advised to seek relief either through a private attorney or through small claims court. The Mediation Unit cannot act as your private legal counsel or offer legal advice.
In certain instances, when there is a compelling public interest or where there are a number of complaints against the same business, the Bureau of Consumer Protection may file a lawsuit in state or federal court seeking relief on behalf of consumers.

It is not necessary to call and check the status of your complaint; you will be notified by mail when we receive information regarding your case. Please refrain from calling for “status reports,” though we encourage consumers to contact us as soon as possible should they have additional information regarding their complaint.

Consumer Complaint

Your Information

Complaint Information

Other Agencies

Identifying the Problem

Disputes Involving Credit Card Charges

Contacting the Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection

The Complaint Process