for once, not spam -- it IS a charge for tickets purchased. We ordered tickets for a seminar on retirement and this is how the charge appeared on the credit card, a partial name of the event and this 801 area code phone #. I agree, the ID information on the credit card could be clearer! But in this case - it is real and legit. Always check on these things, though!
I saw the charges on my credit card and could not recall buying anything online. After checking this site, it hit me that there were for some cooking classes I had signed up for. I am going to tell the merchant that they must warn patrons that the charge will come under this company so they don't do what I did - cancel my credit card. Once you cancel a credit card, they cannot reinstate it, so now I have the further hassle of calling all my autopay vendors to change the card #.
Hi everyone
Useful thread. I just received a $20 chaege on my mastercard with the detail as 801-413-7200 and decided to google it. Indeed it is Eventbrite. I paid for a luncheon online for my company's retiree AGM. Listing the charge as Eventbrite would save us from thinking we are being scammed!