Burning Man Ticket Office wrote:We've never allowed for a separate shipping address in the initial purchase phase just as a security measure. Folks can later opt to go through a name and/or delivery address change. This is all done through In Ticketing, and the process can be accessed after you've been awarded tickets and the ticket order is in the system by visiting this page and selecting the topic from the pull down menu.
You may also want to check your email software or email provider's spam filter settings. Add orders(at)burningman(dot)com to your approved senders list before registering. As has often happened in the past, providers such as AOL, MSN, Earthlink, and others have been intercepting and flagging confirmation emails as spam (those bastards!). The ticketing team goes on to explain:If you have anyone else who thinks their entry didn't go through tell them to go ahead and re-submit. They have nothing to lose by being in their twice as we'll de-dupe everything before we do the pull.
Hope that helps!If people get a confirmation screen [in their browser], then that's confirmation their registration was successful - email or no.
You will not be charged for anything above the highest tier you signed up for. At worst, you would pay for a lower priced tier.scruffyboy00001 wrote:Hey Trilo,
How do I *know* that I'm I am actually getting into the tier I signed on for and not getting bumped up to a higher one and paying more? All I have is your guys word for the selection and tier process. For all any of us knows, EVERY ticket could be getting sold at a higher price and none of us would know any different. In other words how do you *prove* to me and others that X number of tickets are actually being sold at a given price? Just wondering.
