How does a systemic robbery mechanism like this keep getting customers in a market economy?
We received a $25 Fandango card as a gift.  Of course we were turned away at the box office (at the Cinemark headquarters location) like everyone else.  I wish we had read about them before we drove to the theater.  Let me get this straight.  We have to find an activation code somewhere in the packaging (that we threw in the trash).  Go to the Fandango website and enter it.  Pay them for the 'convenience' of doing so.  Then order tickets to a specific movie in the future.  Pay them another fee (per ticket) for that particular convenience.  Then we simply show up on time and enjoy our movie.  Got it.  How the hell do these guys stay out of bankruptcy?  What is the draw?  Who wants this kind of crap?<br />I am assuming that any odd balance left on the card cannot be supplemented specifically.  You probably have to buy another $25 card in order to use all the previous one.  How freakish.  I hope to meet someone who works for them someday.
Rating: 1 stars