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I ordered a pair of shoes from MLO in October 2022. Upon follow-up (14 times; 1 whole year), they kept saying to be patient and they were still committing to the order. After about the 10th response, it was apparent that there was no one to assist me and the end! When I asked to provide a phone number and a supervisors name, they said, no. It doesn't even appear there is a home office and their shoe selection went from 20 down to 1 shoe (NRGs). This appears to be a store front with no merchandise - stay away!
My tickets were $90 through SeatGeek and today I logged into the University of Michigan website and could have gotten a pair for $46.
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After 2 months of waiting for a simple pair of sneakers, I reached out to support and received...
Hi Kurt, thanks for reaching out. Secondary market ticket prices fluctuate far more than primary market ticket prices. They can often fall below face value, too. On the flip side, if primary market tickets are underpriced or hard to get, secondary market tickets prices often cost more than face value. Good news is you can almost always still buy your way into an event on the secondary market long after primary market tickets have sold out.
While we usually have some of the lowest-priced tickets on the web, like with any other purchase, sometimes there will be lower priced options available, especially if the box office still has tickets for sale.
SeatGeek CX Team
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Phone: 1-888-506-4101