<prompt> Human: I think Im stuck with this charge on my CC, but Id like a second opinion from you guys. Thanks. x200B;My wife accidentally bought 6K Cher tickets on Ticketmaster. She wanted to buy some nice seat tickets on her personal credit card, and she did, but somehow along the way she put these other tickets the 6K ones in her basket and somehow our shared Chase credit card was used to purchase them.Im not sure exactly how this happened, maybe the Chase card was saved in the TM preferences and she clicked too quickly. Or something. Point is, that purchase on the Chase card was a 100 accident and she did not mean to do it. x200B;We call Ticketmaster to revert the charge, but we apparently waited too long it was a weekend and the Terms of Service stated that they were not contractually obligated to refund the money. Maybe because they were VIP tickets due to the price, I think that changes the TOS, compared to regular tickets. Not entirely sure. x200B;We call Chase to dispute the charge, we go over the whole saga and they say no, you are stuck with it. Its considered Buyers Remorse and its a legitimate charge. They say according to Ticketmasters TOS, nothing was done improperly, and accidentally buying something is not good enough of a reason to dispute a charge. x200B;Both say the only option is to sell them on a 3rd party website, incurring some hefty fees along the way. Meanwhile I have 6K on my Credit Card That i just paid off!!! grrr amassing interest until the tickets sell. Theyre listing for about 1700 each to take care of the fees associated with resale and the concert isnt until May 2019 so Im not sure how long this is gonna take. x200B;Does anyone have any thoughts on ANYTHING I can do? Im really stuck here, I dont have 6K to pay off freakin front row CHER tickets that we dont want. x200B;PS: anyone want to buy primo tickets to Cher in NYC next may. lol. x200B;Thanks in advance.  <response>: Believe in life after paying 6k for concert tickets, I DO believe youre strong enough. 