Just Announced Commentary - 2011 Edition

Yada wrote:

hutch wrote:


or another show at DAR or move it to DAR

Oh God, no.

its been done… remember Lady Gaga..

Fortunately Sleater have too much integrity to move it to DAR…

it wasn't hard to get tix during presale if you got the direct links to crowdsurge.  ;D

Vas wrote:
it wasn't hard to get tix during presale if you got the direct links to crowdsurge.  ;D

yes I just found out about this little caveat…

Nice to see tickets on stubhub for $129


your ticket kung fu is boardie hall of fame material

hutch wrote:

Yada wrote:

hutch wrote:


or another show at DAR or move it to DAR

Oh God, no.

its been done… remember Lady Gaga..

Fortunately Sleater have too much integrity to move it to DAR…

I can't say that's a very equal comparison.

yeah tickets on stubhub…but you need to show id at will call…sooooo

Got wrote:
yeah tickets on stubhub…but you need to show id at will call…sooooo

After years of reiterating how Stubhub works, people on this board still don't grasp the concept.

i know how stubhub works. can't say i've ever bought (or sold) a ticket that required showing id at willcall though.  I mean yes, i guess you could pay and then meet the person, hoping they show up.  will stubhub give you a refund if they don't?

Wait… stubhub is like a centralized "hub" for the exchange of "stubs" – a slang term for tickets – that other people can't use for American currency. I get it now! Thanks, Yada! I finally get it!

Yada wrote:

Got wrote:
yeah tickets on stubhub…but you need to show id at will call…sooooo

After years of reiterating how Stubhub works, people on this board still don't grasp the concept.

No I don't really understand how it works. Scalping was illegal were I lived before.

Got wrote:
i know how stubhub works. can't say i've ever bought (or sold) a ticket that required showing id at willcall though.  I mean yes, i guess you could pay and then meet the person, hoping they show up.  will stubhub give you a refund if they don't?

no one is buying or selling the tickets that have to get picked up at will call.

Julian, wrote:
Wait… stubhub is like a centralized "hub" for the exchange of "stubs" – a slang term for tickets – that other people can't use for American currency. I get it now! Thanks, Yada! I finally get it!

You're welcome old sport!

Yada wrote:

Got wrote:
yeah tickets on stubhub…but you need to show id at will call…sooooo

After years of reiterating how Stubhub works, people on this board still don't grasp the concept.

Is it as complicated as that PayPal doohickey?

ggw wrote:

Yada wrote:

Got wrote:
yeah tickets on stubhub…but you need to show id at will call…sooooo

After years of reiterating how Stubhub works, people on this board still don't grasp the concept.

Is it as complicated as that PayPal doohickey?

hahahha

Yada wrote:

Got wrote:
i know how stubhub works. can't say i've ever bought (or sold) a ticket that required showing id at willcall though.  I mean yes, i guess you could pay and then meet the person, hoping they show up.  will stubhub give you a refund if they don't?

no one is buying or selling the tickets that have to get picked up at will call.

the SK presale tickets definitely have to be picked up at willcall with id.  Unless you are saying that some scalpers already have tickets through other means

I think the scalpers on stubhub are *anticipating* that they'll have tickets.

Vas wrote:
I think the scalpers on stubhub are *anticipating* that they'll have tickets.

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Vas wrote:
I think the scalpers on stubhub are *anticipating* that they'll have tickets.

Or, more specifically, they are currently asking a price so high above what the actual market price will establish at that they feel confident they can get them through other non-box office means, if necessary, and still clear a profit.

Julian, wrote:

Vas wrote:
I think the scalpers on stubhub are *anticipating* that they'll have tickets.

Or, more specifically, they are currently asking a price so high above what the actual market price will establish at that they feel confident they can get them through other non-box office means, if necessary, and still clear a profit.

I think what they are anticipating is that non-presale tickets will not be will call only…..

Julian, wrote:

Vas wrote:
I think the scalpers on stubhub are *anticipating* that they'll have tickets.

Or, more specifically, they are currently asking a price so high above what the actual market price will establish at that they feel confident they can get them through other non-box office means, if necessary, and still clear a profit.

I think the scalpers on stubhub are *anticipating* that they'll have tickets.

hutch wrote:

Julian, wrote:

Vas wrote:
I think the scalpers on stubhub are *anticipating* that they'll have tickets.

Or, more specifically, they are currently asking a price so high above what the actual market price will establish at that they feel confident they can get them through other non-box office means, if necessary, and still clear a profit.

I think what they are anticipating is that non-presale tickets will not be will call only…..

I think the scalpers on stubhub are *anticipating* that they'll have tickets.