u/dandellionlane

Hi everyone. I’m hoping I can get help from someone who may have experienced this.

I bought tickets to a concert a while back through stub hub. Everything was fine. I finally accepted the tickets about a week or so after I purchased when I got the email which was about a month ago. when I accepted the tickets, they never loaded onto my ticketmaster account. Ticketmaster does not have any info on my tickets.

Since then, I’ve called maybe 10 times to stub hub. They have sent me the email to accept tickets each time and again, when I click, Ticketmaster shows error message that the email I’m using for both websites is not recognizable. But I only have the one email for both accounts.

Stub hub is now telling me that if I accepted the tickets I will not get a refund either. But the thing is when I have tried to accept the tickets as I originally had, i don’t get anything via Ticketmaster other than that message that the email is not correct. But some other agent had told me that I had buyer protection, so I would get a refund. When I asked for credentials, I was told they could not provide that info to me.

This is so frustrating. I won’t go to the concert and I won’t get my money back. Seriously, wtf.

Hello. My husband and I are 1st generation Americans who come from immigrant parents. We live in California.

We have built everything we have through our own hard work and decided to protect it with a trust.

As we’re finalizing the binder meeting soon, everything is in order, but I don’t know what to put in the personal property memorandum. Let me explain.

The things I own are just that—things. I do own collectible pieces, I have my wedding gown, my wedding ring, and I have 2 daughters. I put their baby clothes in this memorandum because I saved 10 pieces from each child. And I may just make a stuffed teddy bear out of their clothes or a quilt. I also have some sentimental watches that don’t necessarily have value otherwise. They are just part of my story: my first job, my first employer, my high school graduation gift. You get the point.

Other than my collectibles, their baby clothes, my sentimental pieces, jewelry heirlooms pieces, and my wedding gown and ring, I’ve “invested” in luxury goods ranging from LV, Chanel, Dior, VCA, and so on.

Since I have 2 daughters, how would I split those items. When I look at them and look at the blank line in the memorandum, I don’t know if to put them of have them sell it in an estate sale. I love each handbag and jewelry piece I have because I have curated everything intentionally. But my biggest issue is splitting it between them both.

When I think about it, I think, “it’s just stuff.” But then when I think about it again, it’s expensive stuff. And when I think about it again again, I think they can spend their own money on that same stuff if they want. Haha it shouldn’t be this deep.

And I am very grateful for such 1st world problems, but really, what’s normally recommended. I feel so silly asking this.