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Music Concert Tickets Online

25th April 2012

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Task One 3
Task Two 4
Task Three 5
Task Four 8
Task Five 9
Task Six 12
Task Seven 14
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Task One

HK Ticketing: http://hkticketing.com/eng/
Hong Kong Ticketing Limited is established by the Hong Kong Ticketing Alliance in November 2000. It can provide fast and efficient ticketing services online for local people or tourists who visited Hong Kong. It sells music concert tickets include Concerts & Stars performers, Musicals, Drama, Dance & Comedy, and Classical & Opera.
Hong Kong Ticketing Limited adopt Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to keep the information of customers or credit card detail secure to ensure the customer can purchase with complete confidence online.
Tickets.com: http://www.tickets.com/au/
Tickets.com is founded in 1995 and changes its name to Tickets.com in 2001. It make the organization controls their ticketing operations easily by providing a superior ticketing solution. Tickets.com also provides concert tickets include Comedy, Country, Jazz, Pop, Rock and World music etc.
Tickets.com is a one- stop shop for concert tickets needs. It can save your time to buy ticket, also can provide the most updated information about concerts, it make buyer know more about the concert easily.
Ticket web: http://www.ticketweb.com
It is a company which leads self-service online ticketing and marketing, and it helps buyers to buy tickets online for fifteen years. It also adopts a one-stop live event marketing suite. Ticket web makes it easily for fans to find tickets by mail subscriber.
Ticket web enhanced customized mobile apps for venues and promoters, it makes music fans discover, connect and purchase tickets on the go.
Ticket web provides tickets of music, sport, arts and theaters.

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