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Trying to get tickets to that sold-out Rolling Stones concert? Great, there are lots of legitimate outlets available online. But, be careful! There are just as many scammers out there who will be only too glad to take your hard-earned money in exchange for fake tickets … or no tickets. Events of all kinds — including musical concerts, sporting events, and theatrical performances — can be the focus of these types of scams, which are typically perpetrated through fake websites. Here are some tips for staying safe, based on suggestions from the Better Business Bureau:
- If possible, purchase your tickets directly from the venue where the event will be taking place. (Many of these outlets now offer secondary sales options.)
- Your next best bet is a professional ticket broker that is a legitimate and accredited reseller.
- For any source other than the venue, look them up on the Better Business Bureau website to learn what other customers have to say. You can also check to see if they’re a member of the National Association of Ticket Brokers.
- If all of the above checks out, look for the lock symbol in the web address to indicate a secure purchasing system.
- Make sure you get the following information in advance: Refund policy and other transaction terms, seating location, and how and when the tickets will be available to ship or pick up.
- Always use a credit card to pay. Debit cards, wire transfers, and cash transactions are risky because they don’t provide a way to get your money back if the tickets are fraudulent.
- Be especially wary of any seller who claims to have tickets at prices too good to be true.
- If you’ve already purchased a ticket and are unsure whether it’s legitimate, present it to the venue and ask them to verify it.
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SRT Board of Directors Changes Occur at Annual Meeting
SRT Board of Directors Changes Occur at Annual Meeting
Minot, N.D. – Four directors were elected to the SRT Board of Directors at its Annual Meeting on Thursday, June 20, 2019 at the North Dakota State Fair Center in Minot, with three new faces joining the SRT Board. Directors elected to serve a three-year term included the following: District 1, Allan Engh (Incumbent) from Sherwood; District 2, Tom Jespersen from Velva; District 3, Stuart Rothe from Newburg; and District 4, Benjamin Robertson from Minot.
The Board also held a reorganizational meeting in which the following board officers were decided: President, Allan Engh; Vice-President, Kristi Miller; Secretary/Treasurer, Deanna Klein; and Assistant Secretary/Treasurer, Stacey Diehl.
“SRT welcomes the three new members to the board, and congratulates Allan Engh on his re-election as Board President,” said Steve Lysne, CEO/General Manager. “Each of our board members bring unique qualities and experience to the table, and SRT looks forward to working with the new directors and getting them up to speed on the telecommunications industry.”
Over 2,500 people attended the Annual Meeting which, in addition to the business meeting, also included a complimentary meal, entertainment by Too Old To Stand and a kids activity zone.
SRT Communications located in Minot, North Dakota is the state’s largest telecommunications cooperative. SRT services include Internet, Security, TV, Phone and Business Services and has served north central North Dakota since 1951, employs nearly 200 people, and serves over 48,000 customers.
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