I borrowed money to tickets to reading festival, and bought two tickets on gumtree.com. however this turned out to be a scam, meaning i lost the money and got no tickets.
the guy i borrowed money from now wants his money back, he has had his ‘guys’ beat me up three times already.
i have no clue what so ever in how i am going to get this money back, can anyone please suggest to me how?
i am willing to do pretty much anything i can.

please help me its a matter of urgency.
the plan was to buy two, which i was under the impression i was doing.
and then selling one to pay him back.
they were tickets to reading festival.
so getting the money back would have been easy had i got the tickets.
so getting scammed was relevent.
they said that they were unable to attend, she was selling them at 225 each, she sent an email verification and everything. the police even said it was a very wise scam, so i wasnt that much of a mug that i fell for it.
yeah i know to him its irrelevent, but i still have to pay him..

im going to reading festival this year, me and my bf got a day ticket for the sunday we have never been before and were wondering what the best time was to arrive on the day?
i was also wondering what kind of footwear should i wear? i have some wellies but don’t know if i should wear them.
please help.

I’ve got a day ticket to Reading festival tomorrow and apparently the mud’s really bad. I don’t have any wellies, would Doc Martins be ok? What would you suggest wearing in the mud? Just jeans?

First time going Reading Festival, I have heard different things but wants to know any first hand tips from previous people who have attended.

Are toilets bad?
How much money is it worth taking ?

Im going to reading festival and want to park my car, but havent got a credit card to buy a parking space. you can buy them there but will they have run out by friday morning? also how far are they from the camping area? thankss

Hi, I was just wondering if you get ID’d at Reading festival when entering
Also do you get searched?
I was planning on taking my own alcohol, not buying it on site.
But I have no form of ID, the only one I have is passport but it’s expired and i’d still rather not risk losing it.
So, can someone please tell me as it’s my first time at Reading if you get ID’d, are allowed to take your own alcohol and if you need ID to get in.

I really need an answer.
Thanks in advance

Hi, I was just wondering if you get ID’d at Reading festival when entering
Also do you get searched?
I was planning on taking my own alcohol, not buying it on site.
But I have no form of ID, the only one I have is passport but it’s expired and i’d still rather not risk losing it.
So, can someone please tell me as it’s my first time at Reading if you get ID’d, are allowed to take your own alcohol and if you need ID to get in.

I really need an answer.
Thanks in advance

My sister just purchased a ticket from this website to go to the Reading Festival (lots of bands will be there) she’s been so excited for ages about it and the main site was so busy (as lots and lots of people across the country want to buy the tickets) we tried different websites, and came across this one. It looked very legitimate and legal and we checked the rules and it was all okay, so we called the hotline and ordered them. My sister was fine about it all when she looked on the Reading Festival forum, where many users recommended people NOT to buy from http://festivalticketstore.com/. My sister immediatley started worrying, she was so worried that it was all a scam and my dad would lose his money! It was so worrying, as I googled information and there were a few sites with lists of illegal and scam websites and http://festivalticketstore.com/ was on some of the lists. My sister then rang the customer services and the ticket companies, which then advised her that they had no idea, but since they had given her a reference number there shouldnt be much to worry about. She was still worried though.

My dad then arrived home and my sister asked him to phone them up and double check, he then looked at the website and said it looked fine. My mum also said the same thing. my sister was still worried ut and asked him to cancel the ticket order, as friends told her eventually it wasn’t trustable. My dad was unable to cancel the tickets, however at this moment my parents are still trying, however you cant cancel the tickets. My sister says that its probably not fake, and she feels much better for some reason, however she is still worried a little bit.

What I am asking for is ONLY people who are going to give me detailed and clear answers, not unclear answers as this is an important issue.

Has anyone out there ever ordered a ticket from http://festivalticketstore.com and if so did it arrive? Was it a true, legal and UNSCAMMED website? Were the tickets acceptable to go in to the concert or festival?

PLEASE ANSWER ALL THOSE QUESTIONS IF POSSIBLE.

If you have ever been a customer for http://festivalticketstore.com it would be so kind if you could tell me your experiences with it.

THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!

Would be appreciated if you answered quickly.

All answers gain points!
Oh and to user called Paul:

My sister checked and said that it is alright if the lock icon was on it.

Can you all list things that are essential to take to Reading festival.
Good tips, just general advice for what I should take, what I should avoid and what you find handy to have etc.

Thanks in advance