Hi, I am doing a research project for one of my classes and need to
know EXACTLY what kind of paper Ticketmaster uses to print there
tickets on. I also would like to know where I would be able to
purchase that kind of papep. It could be online, overseas, anywhere.
And if I wouldn't be able to purchase it, what would be the closest
thing to it?

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Request for Question Clarification by alienintelligence-ga on 11 Aug 2002 03:53 PDT

hi simx

Why don't you just call TicketMaster 
since it's a research project?

Ticketmaster Customer Service 
ticketmaster.com is committed to delivering the highest level of
service to our customers both online and offline. If you have a
question, many answers can be found in the Help section of
ticketmaster.com. However, if you need further assistance the
information below is provided to assist you with your ticket needs.

Email Us
For questions or concerns, please email us. Our customer service
representatives are available to help you 7 days a week between 9:00
a.m. to 10:00 p.m. your local time.
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Call or Mail Us
You may contact the local Ticketmaster Charge-by-Phone center. Our
customer service representatives are available to help you between
9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. your local time.

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9th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90010
(213) 639-6100 



I'm sure they are friendly, and
if the person you get hold of
doesn't know, they probably could
guide you in the right direction.

-AI

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Clarification of Question by simx-ga on 11 Aug 2002 12:43 PDT

I have allready tried contacting ticketmaster, and there reps don't
have the first clue. I have looked at there site, called customer
service and still can't find anything. Hey siliconsamurai, I told you
I am doing a research project. And if you must know, my project is on
fraud, and for part of my project I need to know what kind of paper it
is as I posted in my first question. Thx
Sim-X

I am a bit suspicious about the purpose of this question and am
referring it to the editors.

My apologies to the client if I am overly suspicious.

OK, but it seemed to me that this level of precision was exactly the
sort of information someone might want if they were trying to
counterfeit tickets. It could even be a test to see if we would
provide such information.

However, that's up to the editors, not me.

You can try calling Ticketmaster Technologies, Ticketmaster's ticket
printing division, at 602-438-4100.