[Thaurin]

Hi,

I'm sure that this question has been raised before, so sorry for that, but I couldn't find it. How can you safely buy 70k tons tickets from others? We're talking big amounts of money here, so how do people generally do it? Is there an official way or does it just come down to trusting the other party to deliver?

Thanks for any information regarding this!

[KevinP]

Give them a stroopwafel to seal the deal. No one will fuck you over when a stroopwafel is involved

[Memnoch]

If you're only paying for a spot in a cabin, you could always ask the seller (or their lead passenger) to give your details to UMC and pay once you get your confirmation e-mail from UMC. If you wouldn't then pay your share, the lead passenger could always change the name back.

[EvilDan]

I was going to refer to the Ticket Contract, but then realized, I don't think you get that until you book. Is there a link with the contract so that people who haven't booked can check it out? I know I would have liked to know what I was getting into before giving them a bunch of money.

[Allison]

I was going to refer to the Ticket Contract, but then realized, I don't think you get that until you book. Is there a link with the contract so that people who haven't booked can check it out? I know I would have liked to know what I was getting into before giving them a bunch of money.

All Terms & Conditions of the Ticket Contract are outlined on the official 70000TONS OF METAL website under Booking > Terms & Conditions for anyone to read before making their decision to make a booking: http://www.70000tons.com/terms.htm

Also, every customer receives the Ticket Contract at the same time they receive their Booking Confirmation. It is asked in the Booking Confirmation eMail that all passengers read and accept the Terms & Conditions of the Ticket Contract before making their payment.

Please feel free to contact us with your questions and concerns at any time: http://www.70000tons.com/contact.htm

Cheers!

[EvilDan]

I was going to refer to the Ticket Contract, but then realized, I don't think you get that until you book. Is there a link with the contract so that people who haven't booked can check it out? I know I would have liked to know what I was getting into before giving them a bunch of money.

All Terms & Conditions of the Ticket Contract are outlined on the official 70000TONS OF METAL website under Booking > Terms & Conditions for anyone to read before making their decision to make a booking: http://www.70000tons.com/terms.htm

Also, every customer receives the Ticket Contract at the same time they receive their Booking Confirmation. It is asked in the Booking Confirmation eMail that all passengers read and accept the Terms & Conditions of the Ticket Contract before making their payment.

Please feel free to contact us with your questions and concerns at any time: http://www.70000tons.com/contact.htm

Cheers!

Excellent! Thanks, Allison!

[Tyr]

Give them a stroopwafel to seal the deal. No one will fuck you over when a stroopwafel is involved

This is true, it's an international concept