Goodwood being arses!
Goodwood being arses!
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richb

Original Poster:

56,009 posts

311 months

Friday 18th August 2006
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What is it with these guys, why don't they like people passing on tickets they genuinely can't use through eBay? Rich...

Edited by richb on Monday 21st August 09:10

steviebee

15,125 posts

282 months

Friday 18th August 2006
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I've never understood this approach. They'd argue that it's touting but I don't actually see much wrong with that either. The venue/organiser has sold the ticket fair and square, they've got their money, so why are they concerned what the owner of that ticket then does with it.

It's worth noting that (IMO) corporate hospitality is little more than legalised ticket touting.

combemarshal

2,030 posts

253 months

Friday 18th August 2006
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I'd Visit ten-tenths and try and flog them on there, Either that or try Trade-it or somewhere like that, there is no way they could tell you to withdraw them from that, they'd have to buy every copy!

I'm not sure they could legally stop you sellng them anyway, as your not going I'd risk it, if they really want to loose your custom for ever they'd be dam stupid to stop you!

LongQ

13,864 posts

260 months

Saturday 19th August 2006
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richb said:
Thanks chaps, must say they are doing their best to piss me off!


They seem desparate for the tickets then. Why not offer to sell them back at face value?