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So I thought having my ticket sent to my parent's house would ensure that someone would be there to sign for it. Well now they are going on vacation! I decided I just want to have them ship it to my house instead. Now what do I do? I just want to make sure the address can be officially changed and everything. Did anyone have to do something like this in the past or even this year? Any help would rock!
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Post by sparklybecca on Apr 7, 2007 11:32:35 GMT -5
jasaroo said:
I heard that dealing with them via e-mail is a long process. Has anyone tried calling MusicToday directly?
i emailed last year, and they got back to me right away and it was no big deal at all. just try to email them first give them all the info they wlil need
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Post by AngrySunday on Apr 7, 2007 13:35:06 GMT -5
I don't know how UPS operates but at DHL we can accept a written note with their signature on it, asking us to leave their package. You can try it that way or leave a note asking them to attempt delivery to a neighbor or you can intercept the package at their station.
I talked with a guy from UPS and this is the gist of what he told me. Whether or not he knew what he was talking about, I dunno. He said I could leave a note on the door, but it whether or not the driver would leave the ticket there would be up to him or her, so it's not a guarantee. So, to my understanding, the only way I could get it would be if I had a friend or neighbor hang out at my house and sign for it. I may, if worst comes to worst, just take off of work and day trip down to my parent's house, sign for the ticket, do a little Bonnaroo dance, and then head back home. Ohhhh the things I'll do for Bonnaroo ;D
You should be able to email them at bonnarootix@musictoday.com.
This is the way to they say to do it. I changed mine a few weeks ago and they sent a confirmation of the change the next day. Give them the old address, new address, name, & reservation #.
I changed mine the same way a couple of years ago with no problems.
Post by AngrySunday on Apr 8, 2007 10:19:24 GMT -5
The original ticket purchaser will have to email the shipping address change to the Bonnaroo folks or they can wait till they receive the ticket and then forward it to you.