can i change the shipping address on my layaway ticket?

[j. prana]

I got a bit of a predicament. Maybe Psychic Friend or someone else can help me with this?

I purchased my camping pass and ticket on layaway in December. Recently, a twist of fate has brought me to the beautiful state of California to live and work. However, I'm afraid that when the tickets are mailed via FedEx in a week, it will go to my old address 6 states away, and by the time I can get them sent to me here, it will be too late. Is there any way to call Ticketmaster or Goldenvoice and update my new address?

[Aurgasm]

i did that a few years back... i believe i just emailed them and then someone called me.

[JustSteve]

layaway tickets have already started going out...you may be too late.

[OnlyNonStranger]

Definitely email them but I think I read something about they would only change it now if you had some "funky address." Like for instance, if you put a P.O. Box address for your mailing address. FedEx won't deliver to one and you would need to change your address.

[JustSteve]

dude, you're fucked! looks like someone else will be going to coachella courtesy of you!

not really...if they have already gone out hopefully goldenvoice can cancel those tix and leave some at will call for you. i'm sure there is an email address you can find on the main page that you can address your concerns to...

[psychic friend]

tickets went out.

[billtino]

tickets went out.

Bummer dude.

i hope the new tenant didn't already ebay your goods. i know the fedex guy just left my tickets on the front porch of my house w/ no sig required.

[(Vero)]

I'm not 100% sure about this, but there might be a way to get your old mail forwarded to the new address?

We moved about a year ago, and my parents had the mail forwarded to our new address if I'm not mistaken.

Not sure if there are any costs involved, probably some paperwork at least.

I'd call the local post office and ask?

Hope this helps at all. Good luck!

[Geno_g]

I'm not 100% sure about this, but there might be a way to get your old mail forwarded to the new address?

We moved about a year ago, and my parents had the mail forwarded to our new address if I'm not mistaken.

Not sure if there are any costs involved, probably some paperwork at least.

I'd call the local post office and ask?

Hope this helps at all. Good luck!

X2, that's what I did when I moved...

[billtino]

Yeah, but Fedex has no clue about any change of address you filled out with the US Postal Service.