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Affecting about 40,000 people in the United States every year, Bell’s Palsy is a neurological disorder that manifests as a paralysis of the face. This disorder often affects only one side of the face. Bell’s Palsy is thought to be a result of damage to the facial nerve that controls the muscles on…
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SDAFF 2011 = Disappointing.
To whom it may concern:
My friend and I had purchased tickets online to see “Norwegian Wood” tonight (7:45 pm screening). We arrived on time, and low and behold, the seats were sold out! Congratulations on such a GREAT turn out!!! We came to find that our seats were sold to others who had purchased them at the door. I understand that the only restriction that you have is that “refunds [are] not available,” but there is no notice anywhere that reserves the right to sell our seats, especially when we purchased them and showed up to see the film.
I am disappointed that San Diego Asian Film Foundation would allow such unethical conduct by selling seats that were already purchased. This is a problem on the part of your organization, because there is no accountability of who actually purchases tickets ahead of time. I would think such an organization would want to provide better consideration for online ticket purchasers by providing a will call option after an online purchase to better mediate the amount of tickets actually sold to the public, and to provide options for customer dissatisfaction. I will not and do not want to support an organization that takes my money and runs, while making more money on purchased empty seats.
I will be sure to let my friends know about your restrictions.
Sincerely,
Eva Lu
