Ticketmaster has updated the wording of its refund policy for postponed events, and customers are not happy.

With large gatherings across the nation either canceled or postponed due to the spread of coronavirus, many ticket-holders are seeking refunds for concerts, sports and other events.

According to an image captured by the The New York Times, a page on Ticketmaster's website used to say refunds "are available if your event is postponed, rescheduled or canceled." Now, the page has been edited to say refunds "are available if your event is canceled."

Ticketmaster's Purchase Policy states that "the Event Provider may set refund limitations" in the case of rescheduled events, but, without an automatic refund policy for postponements, many customers may be out-of-luck.

In a statement to USA TODAY on Monday, the company said its policy on postponed events has been consistent, though its wording online has been edited for clarity.

The statement said that the refund policy for postponed events has always been set by event organizers — not by Ticketmaster. Due to the spread of coronavirus, the company said it is focused on supporting event organizers in determining new dates and refund policies, while rescheduling thousands of events.

In an updated statement to USA TODAY on Tuesday, Ticketmaster noted that to date over 4,000 postponed sports, concert and art events have authorized refunds. The company said while it cannot guarantee that event organizers for all rescheduled events will offer refunds, it anticipates the majority will make refunds available when new dates are announced.

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Meanwhile, people took to Twitter to voice their frustrations with the company.

"Comforting to know that even when the world is in the grips of a pandemic, Ticketmaster remains committed to being just a surprisingly large piece of (expletive)," wrote user @coopercooperco on Monday.

User @koojms called the policy change "one of the most idiotic moves... especially now that we're in the middle of a pandemic."

"*everyone suffering during the pandemic* ticketmaster: hold on, let me make you suffer even more," wrote @jikooksbloom on Monday.

"I hope ticketmaster goes bankrupt," wrote @cranbhobi Monday. "Im so sick of those thieves constantly changing policies last minute so that they benefit. its absolutely revolting I think"

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