Just got the rejection email for Denver. It was only priority 3, so not too surprised. However, the odds were 99%. Now I'm really doubting my chances for #1 (Baltimore) and the crapshoot #2 (NYC).
I'm confused because I got shut-out of priority 3 for Denver and I see others on the board claiming they won with priority 5 or 6. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Granted, I picked "reserved seats" because my cousin in Colorado has medical conditions and couldn't do GA. Is the general consensus that BA has a superlative precedence to reserved seats? (All that said, I picked BA for the other two, so here's to hoping for them!)
With all these wonky results... I think we know why they didn't start with MSG and Balt... People would be losing their Shit.. Sucks that people are losing ( Like me with only two shows) while others are 4/4 .. I hope TM set aside tickets to make people Fed over whole...
It’s extremely shitty that priority mechinics and odds listings appear to be majorly different than they have always been and no one from 10c said anything.
Really feel for people who got rejected with a 1/2 priority while others hit the exact same show at 3/4/5. That’s not right.
At this point, hoping someone addresses what’s going on at some point. Even if nothing is technically “broken” at least explain to us what we should expect, since the priority system seems to not be functioning as we’ve known it to in the past.
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At this point, hoping someone addresses what’s going on at some point. Even if nothing is technically “broken” at least explain to us what we should expect, since the priority system seems to not be functioning as we’ve known it to in the past.
If there is one thing we can expect, it’s little to no communication about problems.
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I was feeling good about all my selections until seeing some of this. I put Denver No. 1 because it's my home show, and got it, and have Nashville No. 2. Thought about moving Nashville to 1 because I figured Denver would have better odds but didn't because I didn't want to miss out on my hometown show if something goofy happened. Now thinking Nashville might be a long shot and glad I didn't move Denver. I also did Phoenix and OKC. Reserved for all. The odds for reserved at the very least seem unreliable.
I was feeling good about all my selections until seeing some of this. I put Denver No. 1 because it's my home show, and got it, and have Nashville No. 2. Thought about moving Nashville to 1 because I figured Denver would have better odds but didn't because I didn't want to miss out on my hometown show if something goofy happened. Now thinking Nashville might be a long shot and glad I didn't move Denver. I also did Phoenix and OKC. Reserved for all. The odds for reserved at the very least seem unreliable.
I think they are reliable, most people are getting them, just some reported anomalies
I won Denver reserved with my 4th pick and my wife won Denver best available (likely to be reserved) with her 4th pick.
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We have not seen any NEW confirms past 5PM... Lets hope they realized the algorithms with messed up and stopped the allocation.
Honesty if I were running it... would go as follows. First Priority - GA... Fills to exhausted.. First Priority Best ... Fills GA then Res to Exhausted. First Priority Seats.. Best seats of all 1st pri based in 10C number. ( All better seats then Second Priority onwards.) ALL Second Priority filled same as above.
All priorities onward based on 10C number not priority - and seat location are not better then priority 1 or 2...
This way every member gets a great first and second choice and high members not sitting in the rafters at every show... and every one should get 2 shows before some are getting 3,4,5,,,etc...
I was feeling good about all my selections until seeing some of this. I put Denver No. 1 because it's my home show, and got it, and have Nashville No. 2. Thought about moving Nashville to 1 because I figured Denver would have better odds but didn't because I didn't want to miss out on my hometown show if something goofy happened. Now thinking Nashville might be a long shot and glad I didn't move Denver. I also did Phoenix and OKC. Reserved for all. The odds for reserved at the very least seem unreliable.
I think they are reliable, most people are getting them, just some reported anomalies
Taking the reported anomalies at face value, it’s pretty concerning. Like everyone, I don’t know what to make of this, but if I lost my 2nd pick while others were getting it 4th (assume BA for both), I’d be upset and would be looking for a logical explanation. Hopefully it doesn’t continue.
So, for everyone who received rejection emails we've seen the text that is included in the email; my question is what was in the subject line and who was the sender?
I was feeling good about all my selections until seeing some of this. I put Denver No. 1 because it's my home show, and got it, and have Nashville No. 2. Thought about moving Nashville to 1 because I figured Denver would have better odds but didn't because I didn't want to miss out on my hometown show if something goofy happened. Now thinking Nashville might be a long shot and glad I didn't move Denver. I also did Phoenix and OKC. Reserved for all. The odds for reserved at the very least seem unreliable.
I think they are reliable, most people are getting them, just some reported anomalies
Taking the reported anomalies at face value, it’s pretty concerning. Like everyone, I don’t know what to make of this, but if I lost my 2nd pick while others were getting it 4th (assume BA for both), I’d be upset and would be looking for a logical explanation. Hopefully it doesn’t continue.
It is I agree, but I don't think 10% of people are being impacted, probably less than 1%. Still needs reviewed
I was feeling good about all my selections until seeing some of this. I put Denver No. 1 because it's my home show, and got it, and have Nashville No. 2. Thought about moving Nashville to 1 because I figured Denver would have better odds but didn't because I didn't want to miss out on my hometown show if something goofy happened. Now thinking Nashville might be a long shot and glad I didn't move Denver. I also did Phoenix and OKC. Reserved for all. The odds for reserved at the very least seem unreliable.
I think they are reliable, most people are getting them, just some reported anomalies
Taking the reported anomalies at face value, it’s pretty concerning. Like everyone, I don’t know what to make of this, but if I lost my 2nd pick while others were getting it 4th (assume BA for both), I’d be upset and would be looking for a logical explanation. Hopefully it doesn’t continue.
It is I agree, but I don't think 10% of people are being impacted, probably less than 1%. Still needs reviewed
With all these wonky results... I think we know why they didn't start with MSG and Balt... People would be losing their Shit.. Sucks that people are losing ( Like me with only two shows) while others are 4/4 .. I hope TM set aside tickets to make people Fed over whole...
People are going to lose their shit no matter what.
So, for everyone who received rejection emails we've seen the text that is included in the email; my question is what was in the subject line and who was the sender?
Ticketstoday - a Ticketmaster company (Sender)
Ten Club and Ticketmaster have worked closely to ensure the fan club ticket request process is consistent with past Ten Club presales.
After running the ticket request process, unfortunately, due to demand, we were unable to fulfill your ticket request for Pearl Jam(#14205966). Your card has not been charged.
So, for everyone who received rejection emails we've seen the text that is included in the email; my question is what was in the subject line and who was the sender?
Ticketstoday - a Ticketmaster company (Sender)
Ten Club and Ticketmaster have worked closely to ensure the fan club ticket request process is consistent with past Ten Club presales.
After running the ticket request process, unfortunately, due to demand, we were unable to fulfill your ticket request for Pearl Jam(#14205966). Your card has not been charged.
Ugh.....thanks for posting that. So it looks like Ticketstoday is the one sending both the winning and the losing emails, and you won't know whether it's good news or not until you open it. That's a bummer. I was hoping it would be obvious before opening the email. Now I'll really be stressing tomorrow.
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I'm confused because I got shut-out of priority 3 for Denver and I see others on the board claiming they won with priority 5 or 6. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Granted, I picked "reserved seats" because my cousin in Colorado has medical conditions and couldn't do GA. Is the general consensus that BA has a superlative precedence to reserved seats? (All that said, I picked BA for the other two, so here's to hoping for them!)
Really feel for people who got rejected with a 1/2 priority while others hit the exact same show at 3/4/5. That’s not right.
2018: Seattle I + II, Chicago I + II
2020: Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec, Hamilton, Nashville, St. Louis, Krakow, Budapest, Zurich
Cincinnati 2014
Greenville 2016
(Raleigh 2016)
Columbia 2016
9/02/18 Boston, 9/04/18 Boston, 9/11/22 New York, 9/16/22 Nashville, 9/22/22 Denver, 8/31/23, St. Paul, 9/2/23 St. Paul, 9/18/23 Austin, 9/19/23 Austin
Honesty if I were running it... would go as follows.
First Priority - GA... Fills to exhausted..
First Priority Best ... Fills GA then Res to Exhausted.
First Priority Seats.. Best seats of all 1st pri based in 10C number. ( All better seats then Second Priority onwards.)
ALL Second Priority filled same as above.
All priorities onward based on 10C number not priority - and seat location are not better then priority 1 or 2...
This way every member gets a great first and second choice and high members not sitting in the rafters at every show... and every one should get 2 shows before some are getting 3,4,5,,,etc...
cant wait 🍿
Cincinnati 2014
Greenville 2016
(Raleigh 2016)
Columbia 2016
Ten Club and Ticketmaster have worked closely to ensure the fan club ticket request process is consistent with past Ten Club presales.
After running the ticket request process, unfortunately, due to demand, we were unable to fulfill your ticket request for Pearl Jam(#14205966). Your card has not been charged.
Additional tickets will be made available during the Verified Fan Presale on Thursday, January 23 and General Public Onsale on Friday, January 24 at 10am local venue time.
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