Anna Maria MacDonald spent months saving up before splurging on Ottawa Senators tickets for her husband, daughter, son and grandson for Christmas.
The game between the Sens and the Toronto Maple Leafs on Feb. 10 was a hot ticket, and MacDonald says she had been looking forward to it for months.The information you need to know, sent directly to you: Download the CTV News App
MacDonald says they were sent to the ticket office where a Senators employee told them the tickets looked legitimate, but they did not in fact have seats inside the Canadian Tire Centre for the game. The Senators provided MacDonald with a letter from their box office that confirmed she had been defrauded in order for her to get some kind of restitution from her bank or her credit card company.
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