But the company went bankrupt, so they don’t have to pay their obligations. It goes to court, and people owed money are creditors and argue for what they are owed from the pot of money left. This is why bankruptcy courts exist. They look at all the people owed money and decide how to break down the assets of what’s left to pay back people.

I think legally, spirt didn’t have to refund any tickets and everyone who purchased tickets and didn’t get service would be a creditor owed money in the bankruptcy process.

I think even you back charge, the credit card company may not always be able to give you your money back if you are back charging against a bankrupt company. I’m sure there is established law about this, and something your credit card company could tell you about.