i bought my disney tickets from the disney official website 1 month ago, now the price is lower. can i get a price match?
walt disney world ticket prices don't really go down, but disney does release special offers for us floridians from time to time. my guess is that you might be referring to one of these, the florida resident summer fun ticket offer that disney released a few weeks ago. looking at ticket prices starting next monday, i think you could save some money if you were able to take advantage of this deal, since you'd only pay about $54 per day on a 4-day ticket rather than $67 for a regular florida resident ticket for the same dates. disney's policy is that ticket purchases are typically non-refundable, so i'd give guest relations a call and see if a cast member can offer you any options.
hi!

are you logged in with the same account you have bought the aircraft?

have you tried clicking on “restore purchases”? yes walk a few hundred feet to the bus station and you can catch one from there!
its all signed and the staff can help ask about return tickets they may be cheaper! if you have the ticket call nintendo customer service and they will send a new code. this has happened to me in the past and that's what i did. i've been purchasing digital cards ever since. hi there, can you pm me your uphold email address? i can look into your account and issue you a refund. :slight\_smile: i'm not aware of the ticket or its contents, but does closing it solve it - you can always re-open it again there’s a link on the checkout page about ryanair’s exchange rate, bottom left underneath where you enter the card number. if you click this link, there is a checkbox that you can untick which reverts the currency back to the original one you were quoted in about 10% lower than swes at google. which is still way higher than want asic companies pay. hey there. thanks for reaching out to us about this. we can absolutely help out with this. the recovery process varies depending on how hard it is to recover the data. i'd recommend creating an appointment for your local best buy's geek squad for us to take a look and get started from there. please visit www.geeksquad.com/schedule to set up a free consultation at your local best buy. welcome to the community! 
you can definitely import your tickets from the on-prem version of spiceworks help desk to the cloud edition. check out the document below for more informations on this along with some of the other faqs:
https://community.spiceworks.com/support/help-desk-cloud-edition/faq﻿
https://community.spiceworks.com/help/import\_hd﻿ do you realize that steam keeps track of the amount of time you try to enter invalid cd-key and the combinations? could end up hurting you when you contact steam support for other issues. they check that kinda stuff as a judge of character.

anyway, the disk you bought is pretty much useless. plus that game is currently 10 bucks at steam and $6.50 at amazon. 

not all games bought directly from steam come with cd-key. but if that game happens to have a cd-key visible through steam (no way to tell before hand though, unless you ask at the steam forum or something.) then you could use that disk to install the game, after buying the game from steam. in that a valid cd-key should allow you to install from the disk, saving you about 10gb of download time. other than that small possibility, the disk is of more use as a clay pigeon or a coaster than an install disk.

you'd be better off just getting your money back, though. and/or consider it a lesson learned.