You’ve sold your event tickets, you’ve got a great attendance and you are blessed with some blue skies, bright sun and a beautiful summer breeze. These are some of the best conditions for the ultimate outdoor event. Read More
We’ve all attended events that have gone awry. We’re talking about those family picnics under a giant rainstorm or the fundraiser where no one was able to show up. In most cases, these problematic events are the cause of a few common event planning mistakes. Read More
A well-structured joke always has the all important set up and will blow audiences away with a well crafted punchline. Read More
Raffles are a great way to raise money for charity, or to promote your event or business as they generate a lot of attention & are known to build interest through word of mouth. To people that are new to organizing raffles, it may not always be clear how and where to begin. Read More
Counterfeit tickets to music, sporting and other events cost consumers and event organizers millions each year. To reduce losses, event promoters are turning to more elaborate event tickets that incorporate technology such as UV coating, bar codes, watermarks, and more to prevent fraud. 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.
