Disappearing tickets: Hawaii man warns of suspected theft on Ticketmaster sites

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Last week, Wayne David Levy put the finishing touches on a trip he’s been looking forward to for months — two tickets to see comedian Nate Bargatze in Las Vegas this January.Shortly after, he got an email from Ticketmaster saying his tickets were sold.”I logged on to see what had happened and my tickets were gone,” Levy said. “I then wasted about 15 minutes on the Ticketmaster website on their chatbox unable to get to a person or get resolution. I then phoned Ticketmaster and waited an hour on hold.”During that time, he also saw that his stolen tickets were re-listed for sale.After not getting any answers from Ticketmaster, he took matters into his own hands.”I complained to the artist online,” Levy said. “I complained to the venue, the Encore Casino online and I posted about it on Facebook online on the Ticketmaster webpage.”However, it turns out that Ticketmaster Facebook page was also a scam with hackers asking for his credit card…