From sporting events to music festivals, there are many types of events that require participants to purchase tickets for entry. Unfortunately, there are many people out there who thrive on their ability to create fake tickets and profit from their sales. Read More
While careful preparation can prevent most issues, event planners know that unpredictable problems can still arise during planning & execution. It's part of the trade! Here are 3 common event problems and how you can tackle them with resolve. Read More
New Year's Eve - such an important event for a lot of people. It's a time to close a chapter, evaluate the last trip around the sun and start anew. If you're throwing a New Year's Eve celebration, you have to make sure that it's one to remember! We've got some New Year's Eve Party tips for you! Read More
When putting together an event, it's important to think about how your attendees can identify themselves and go in & out of your venue. While in the past, paper badges were common, nowadays, event profs and printers are getting more and more creative. Read More
Once you've got your theme, location and date/time set up, you're ready to send out invites! The keystone of every online event marketing campaign is the event page. Read More
The verification code on your credit card may appear in a number of different locations depending on the brand of card. Below you can see examples showing the location on the major credit cards.
On Visa cards, the verification code is the last three digits that are shown on the signature strip on the reverse of the card.
On Mastercard, the verification code is the last three digits that are shown on the signature strip on the reverse of the card.
On Discover cards, the verification code is the last three digits that are shown on the signature strip on the reverse of the card.
On Visa Electron cards, the verification code is the last three digits that are shown on the signature strip on the reverse of the card.
