citykev28 said:northern scallies and cockney wide-boys won't be stopped though. always on the make.
peoffrey said:citykev28 said:northern scallies and cockney wide-boys won't be stopped though. always on the make.
Don't pay their prices. End of. Guarenteed they'll be selling t-shirts outside afterwards.
oakiecokie said:My lad bought two tickets for tomorrows"Arctic Monkeys" Concert in Manchester,via E-bay.
He bought them as a "BUY NOW" for £110 and was delighted,as he was prepared to go to £100 for one ticket !!
People will pay a price for what they regard as a suitable cost for them !!
citykev28 said:oakiecokie said:My lad bought two tickets for tomorrows"Arctic Monkeys" Concert in Manchester,via E-bay.
He bought them as a "BUY NOW" for £110 and was delighted,as he was prepared to go to £100 for one ticket !!
People will pay a price for what they regard as a suitable cost for them !!
i appreciate what you're saying but in the case of your son, he bought tickets off a complete stranger on ebay for a gig he wanted to go to. i winds me up when people come on here trying to flog tickets that they know people will want to the highest bidder. that clown got banned for it the night the stone roses tickets went on sale.
citykev28 said:oakiecokie said:My lad bought two tickets for tomorrows"Arctic Monkeys" Concert in Manchester,via E-bay.
He bought them as a "BUY NOW" for £110 and was delighted,as he was prepared to go to £100 for one ticket !!
People will pay a price for what they regard as a suitable cost for them !!
i appreciate what you're saying but in the case of your son, he bought tickets off a complete stranger on ebay for a gig he wanted to go to. i winds me up when people come on here trying to flog tickets that they know people will want to the highest bidder. that clown got banned for it the night the stone roses tickets went on sale.
peoffrey said:citykev28 said:oakiecokie said:My lad bought two tickets for tomorrows"Arctic Monkeys" Concert in Manchester,via E-bay.
He bought them as a "BUY NOW" for £110 and was delighted,as he was prepared to go to £100 for one ticket !!
People will pay a price for what they regard as a suitable cost for them !!
i appreciate what you're saying but in the case of your son, he bought tickets off a complete stranger on ebay for a gig he wanted to go to. i winds me up when people come on here trying to flog tickets that they know people will want to the highest bidder. that clown got banned for it the night the stone roses tickets went on sale.
Perhaps it's why I've never succeeded in business but, if I had a spare ticket, then it'd go for the price I paid for it. Out of principle, I wouldn't accept a nearest offer because I'm selling at face value. Many don't. Use Gumtree, Scarlet Mist or a forum dedicated to the performer and you should get no problems at the true price.
I want to see The Stone Roses too because I never have but I'm prepared to wait until I can get a ticket. If the price was £55 then who knows what Touts are charging!
citykev28 said:peoffrey said:citykev28 said:i appreciate what you're saying but in the case of your son, he bought tickets off a complete stranger on ebay for a gig he wanted to go to. i winds me up when people come on here trying to flog tickets that they know people will want to the highest bidder. that clown got banned for it the night the stone roses tickets went on sale.
Perhaps it's why I've never succeeded in business but, if I had a spare ticket, then it'd go for the price I paid for it. Out of principle, I wouldn't accept a nearest offer because I'm selling at face value. Many don't. Use Gumtree, Scarlet Mist or a forum dedicated to the performer and you should get no problems at the true price.
I want to see The Stone Roses too because I never have but I'm prepared to wait until I can get a ticket. If the price was £55 then who knows what Touts are charging!
Strangely, Mark seems to be staying well clear of his own thread.