x2 FLAMES vs Maple Leafs (how to determine face value!?)

[KingMoo]

-GREAT seats!
-Attack Zone! (just off blue line)
-isle seats
-can email tickets from season ticket holder account or arrange for pickup

$100 each ($200 total)
-sec 213
-row 24

GO FLAMES!

[KingMoo]

price drop: $130 each

[KingMoo]

price drop: $120 each

[KingMoo]

$200 pair

[KingMoo]

Wow this city is the new Detroit. Can't even get rid of Leafs tickets

[Kjesse]

Maybe start at face value next time.

[calgaryblood]

Weren't they listed for $150 each? Pretty sure that is face value.

[KingMoo]

Originally Posted by Delgar

Maybe start at face value next time.

for some reason you and a moderator both know what the face value is yet I have trouble getting it right FOR MY OWN TICKETS. so strange. I even got an infraction for it here.

I looked up the of seats being sold (not re-sale) right next to mine and they were $156. I listed at $150 and gradually dropped to $100.

I'd love to know what I'm doing wrong

[ken0042]

First of all, you didn't get an infraction. You were simply given a warning.

I went into Ticketmaster and looked at the value of the tickets being $140; keeping in mind that as per the rules, you are not allowed to ask for the Ticketmaster fees.

I also think it's important to look at what other tickets are selling for. At the time of your listing, other people had already reduced their prices- as the game was not selling out. That was 6-7 hours before game time. I would think that close to puck drop anybody who had this as a "must see" game would have already bought tickets. By the time you dropped the price, it was after 4:00.

[KingMoo]

Originally Posted by ken0042

First of all, you didn't get an infraction. You were simply given a warning.

I went into Ticketmaster and looked at the value of the tickets being $140; keeping in mind that as per the rules, you are not allowed to ask for the Ticketmaster fees.

I also think it's important to look at what other tickets are selling for. At the time of your listing, other people had already reduced their prices- as the game was not selling out. That was 6-7 hours before game time. I would think that close to puck drop anybody who had this as a "must see" game would have already bought tickets. By the time you dropped the price, it was after 4:00.

thanks for the clarification. But so far this year I have only ever sold tickets at around 1 to 2 hours before the game (via Kijiji). Either they don't sell at all (most likely) or they sell last minute.