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Originally Posted by ken0042
I guess part of what I am saying is that "panic" increases demand. For example, if there is a show like Garth Brooks that is expected to sell out, if a casual fan happens to get tickets they are less likely to give them up. Or if people know that tickets will be on sale for days, they might think twice about buying. I know I have attended concerts with tickets I bought due to only having minutes to decide. Some of those shows I wouldn't have gone to if there were days or even several hours to decide.
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Couldnt you have easily sold those tickets that you bought and had second thoughts about?
The limited supply may make a concert more of an event though which may increase demand but I dont think that should be blamed on scalpers. It gets into that dangerous territory of evaluating who is more of a fan and who deserves tickets.