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Given the mission and vision described on the home page (available
by clicking on the link at right), you should use the blog or email to send
suggestions for improving the site. Maybe you don't like the colors or the
fonts, or maybe there is a category of information that has been overlooked.
The most interesting type of information is a description of a scam that is not
already described on this site. Slight variations on the known scams are also
of interest. If you feel that you or your organization have been treated
unfairly by the pages within this site, please email your concerns.
Your email window should pop up with a Subject field of "[TSRC] ". Please keep
this or add it manually so that I can tell the difference between TSRC email
and spam from strangers. You can add more text after [TSRC], as long as you
keep that part.
Your email address will not be used for marketing purposes.
The operator of this site is an individual in a living room. The site is not
sponsored by any commercial or non-profit agency. Everything the site operator
knows about ticket scams is already on the site, but it can't hurt to leave
comments at the blog. There are no magic words that will get your money back
once you've lost it, but you might find some sympathy.
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