(01-28-2012, 11:05 AM)kotori Wrote: can't believe it, many fans are crying and ppraying for a ticket and this people are just making some bussiness.

It's disgusting! To grab up tickets that really mean something to others' experience, and charge 5 to 7 times as much. Now they've turned that ticket into something you can't have or that will cause you a hardship to afford. And what did they do to make that money? Intentionally buy those tickets up before you could get them.

Re Cath's post, I don't even know where you found a good seat on these resale sites, for only twice the price!

No wonder we go on Ticketmaster, and can't find the prime tickets ourselves.

There really should be a law against buying up mass tickets for the sole purpose of resale for profit. Actually, I saw that there is law in some states, including New York, against reselling for more than a certain percentage of the price - I think in NY, it's something like 35-50 percent limit on the markup, depending on circumstances of the sale. So, can't sell a $100 ticket for more than $135 or maybe $150. But it must not apply to online sales.

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(01-28-2012, 03:28 PM)Tokio Wrote: I'm not surprised at all. MSG is a well known venue, there are probably people who just watch for sales there then buy up whatever they can to resell.

I'm sure there are also plenty of fans who don't mind making a few extra bucks off other fans.

A few extra bucks would be understandable. Although, I have to say I find it so sweet, to see fans reselling extra tickets already, for their original cost, only ♥