Red Sox Tickets in Mail

[BayStateBabe]

I ordered 2 games when they 1st went on sale and was wondering why they hadn't arrived yet. Today I found out, they did...3 days ago. I finally sifted through my mail and there were 2 envelopes, small in size, no reference to where they came from, just generic return P.O. Box. Looked like typical junk mail...the kind I ususally tear up and throw out. GOOD THING I DIDN'T! They were the freaking tickets!

What? No Red Sox logo or something on the envelope???

[Fullabull]

Thats just like those cheap Red Sox... I would demand my money back.

[BayStateBabe]

Did I say they were cheap? I'm just saying they should identify their mail instead of making it look like junk mail which could easily get tossed out.

[I Are Baboon]

Originally posted by BayStateBabe
I ordered 2 games when they 1st went on sale and was wondering why they hadn't arrived yet. Today I found out, they did...3 days ago. I finally sifted through my mail and there were 2 envelopes, small in size, no reference to where they came from, just generic return P.O. Box. Looked like typical junk mail...the kind I ususally tear up and throw out. GOOD THING I DIDN'T! They were the freaking tickets!

What? No Red Sox logo or something on the envelope???

If the Sox labeled the envelope like "LOOK INSIDE!! THIS ENVELOPE CONTAINS EXPENSIVE RED SOX TICKETS!", people would be more apt to steal them. I for one appreciate the plain, unmarked envelope. :)

[Cyberlibrarian]

The Mets' envelopes do say "Mets" in the return address area, but they don't say if there are tickets inside. :notme:

[PissedPrincess]

Babs is right. They would get robbed otherwise.