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Originally Posted by Reneeee
Let me pipe in and also ruffle a few feathers. If you sell above face value, your scum "nuff said". It's as if somebody says everybody else is driving drunk so why can't I. Just because one guy is willing to pay$350 for a ticket in the bleeders, does that justify the price? I think not and anybody listing above face value knows morally it is not right and I fully hope this election will put wheels in motion to outlaw scalping tickets over face value.
Rant over.
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This is an absurd analogy, drunk drivers kill people, enough said.
This view sounds very European, as they have a completely different outlook on the secondary market. Due to scheduling conflicts I had to buy and sell a number of tickets at the 2012 Olympic games games in London, they did have a reselling site but it was not always practical.
A black market developed on Craigslist and i half expected MI5 to show up when completing these transactions. Tickets were traded using clandestine meetings and processes that would not look out of place on a spy show.