Are you going to ForumCon 2014?

[Adam Howard]

Why would you need to take a screen shot of an order page, with an order #, if somebody gifted you the tickets?

That order page is from eventbrite, and you can't claim tickets from other people there, you have to purchase them. TAHB

What do they say about people who "assume things" .... I can think of a few sayings.

And again, I explained my reasoning

http://xenforo.com/community/threads/are-you-going-to-forumcon-2014.68870/page-9#post-780581
http://xenforo.com/community/threads/are-you-going-to-forumcon-2014.68870/page-6#post-768556

And yes, I could pass them off. I'm able to edit the names on them, having never clicked the print option.

 

[SneakyDave]

"Tickets have been ordered", that's what you said, complete with a screen shot of a purchase from eventbrite.

"And again, I explained my reasoning". Actually, no, you didn't. Why did you feel the need to mislead people into thinking you paid for the tickets?

 

[AdamD]

"oops" lol

 

[Adam Howard]

"Tickets have been ordered", that's what you said, complete with a screen shot of a purchase from eventbrite.

"And again, I explained my reasoning". Actually, no, you didn't. Why did you feel the need to mislead people into thinking you paid for the tickets?

Because I did complete the order process. It was required to obtain the tickets.

Again, what do they say about people who assume things? I know there is a saying about that.

I explained that I only posted that post to let people know that I maybe going (having already obtained tickets). I clearly said so in my original post (source link).

What you assume is your own affair and not my problem.

 

[Adam Howard]

I have given the tickets to someone here on XenForo.com

 

[SneakyDave]

I've submitted inquiries to eventbrite and forumcon, because I suspect those tickets don't exist. Somebody might be getting scammed.

 

[Adam Howard]

I've submitted inquiries to eventbrite and forumcon, because I suspect those tickets don't exist. Somebody might be getting scammed.

Given they were free tickets... I don't see how anyone could be scammed.

But you do whatever you feel you have to do.

 

[AndyB]

Thank you for the ticket, Adam. I look forward to attending.

 

[SneakyDave]

Hope you have hotel and/or travel accommodations already made AndyB!

 

[Adam Howard]

Thank you for the ticket, Adam. I look forward to attending.

You're very much welcome @AndyB

Hope you have a wonderful time

 

[altgg]

If you have money to spare this could be worth it simply as a networking tool. Making connections can be the best investment. So if you are in the area, might be worth it in my opinion.

 

[Adam Howard]

Try to impersonate me @SneakyDave?

Thank you lucy at viglink.com for forwarding this to me




cc: @AndyB

 

[SneakyDave]

I already stated that I contacted ForumCon and Eventbrite. I was trying to find out who "paid" for the tickets, it wasn't you, obviously, as you alluded to.

She didn't forward it to you, she replied to my question about the Order #, and cc'd your email on the reply.

Good luck, AndyB.

 

[Adam Howard]

I already stated that I contacted ForumCon and Eventbrite. I was trying to find out who "paid" for the tickets, it wasn't you, obviously, as you alluded to.

She didn't forward it to you, she replied to my question about the Order #, and cc'd your email on the reply.

Good luck, AndyB.

I said it once and I'll say it again.

I only posted that post to let people know that I maybe going (having already obtained tickets). I clearly said so in my original post (source link).

What you assume is your own affair and not my problem. Although clearly you have a lot of time on your hands.

And from her reply, it does seem as though she believed she was addressing me. So yes, I would think you wrote a message to her in a format to suggest you were me (ie... impersonating).

 

[Carlos]

Everyone, chill down. Once a ticket is "ordered" on eventbrite, it's an E-Ticket. Nothing more, nothing less. If you go, you go. If you don't, you don't! The E-Ticket says "I am going" or "I might make it." When you DO make it, you're covered, that's it. No strings attached, no questions asked. Now, if someone buys a ticket, the ticket is theirs - unless the person who paid for it says "please put this in another person's name, I'm not able to attend." In this case, the event organizers often says "okay, I'll do this." And sometimes you get the dreaded "No, this isn't possible" (ahem; read: "f*** you") response.

I've submitted inquiries to eventbrite and forumcon, because I suspect those tickets don't exist. Somebody might be getting scammed.

Why would you post this? Do you hate Adam Howard that much? If not, then... what the hell?

 

[Jeremy]

This has turned into useless witch hunt with accusations going both ways. And it is ending here and now.