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Originally Posted by malcolmk14
What about for games that the Flames have dubbed "Premium games"?
I've had a situation where a user advertised white tickets for the face value of $130 for a premium game, as if the ticket was sold on ticketmaster.
When I actually received the ticket, the face value printed on the ticket was $102, because it was a season ticket.
For premium games the face value of ticketmaster tickets changes, but the face value of season tickets does not. My proposed solution would be that face value is what is printed on the ticket in this case.
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I would say the season ticket holder should be allowed to charge the 'premium' price as a method of encouraging more sales of premium tickets to fans on here. Premium games are easily scalped on Kijiji at double face value. So really members here are getting very good value anyways and it increases supply.
There is no legal reason anymore not to permit higher than printed face value on the ticket anymore however it is good for all members to discourage scalping and provide a source of reasonably priced flames tickets.