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Paul 18-03-2009 15:01

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Thats enough bickering, move on please before we step in with mod shoes.

howden 18-03-2009 15:02

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If I had tickets to sell - I'd be trying to offload them sooner rather than later - what are the odds that he won't do all 50 gigs ?!

cnewton2k 18-03-2009 17:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Saaf_laandon_mo (Post 34756065)
i think i might... and spend my time submitting bids to your auction....

Hey thats fine

If that makes you feel better that you have to act like a child!!

Raistlin 18-03-2009 17:30

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I think you were all asked to stop bickering - now move on, everybody.

Hom3r 18-03-2009 17:45

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I saw on ebay Jackson tickets £10,000 current offer £15,000, not good spot either.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MICHAEL-JACKSO...1%7C240%3A1318

I would never buy ticket from e-bay.

Let this be a warning.

A woman in my department bought last June tickets for a show in London for Valentines day. But her husband shift change and he was unable to get cover, she sold the tickets on.

The couple who bought the tickets where sitting in the theatre about to watch the show when the manager showed up and ejected them for using an invalid ticket.

Apparently the original buyer has this before and was told that these tickets where no transferable.

So my friend has had to refund this couple, she contacted to seller how basically said tough s**t, my friend cannot add any feedback as it is past the period to do so.

She has been speaking to e-bay who have been very helpful, and are cofident they will get her money back.

Sirius 18-03-2009 17:55

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No way would i be involved in funding wacko the molester. People have such a short memory

cnewton2k 18-03-2009 17:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 34756246)
No way would i be involved in funding that molester.

Already been proven innocent.

Did you watch any of the trial?

Can you back up your claims?

rogerdraig 18-03-2009 18:04

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this is the thing i don't understand in these days "WATCH OUT FOR THE NASTY TERORIST" why are tickets being allowed to be sold on ! how can you check on whos buying them and why they want to be there and who they are ?

surely these venues are very attractive targets ?

shouldnt at they know exactly who is suposed to be going and where they will be ?

i see this as far more important that trying to make us have an id to visit the Drs

plus if the music industry is so short of cash because of the teenagers downloading wouldnt it be better to get the prices these go for from the touts into the musicians pockets rather than the touts

though i do see some band by thier own tickets to make a few bucks which you would have been thier managers and record lables job to secure by better management of the tickets in the first place ;)

Ignitionnet 18-03-2009 18:08

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I think it's hilarious when you have companies that appear to be banning touting yet have no problem with online touts, and don't flatter yourselves that's exactly what you are, online touts lining your pockets by depriving people who may actually want to watch the show of tickets. People who genuinely want to go to see these shows can't because a bunch of greedy anal orifices bought the tickets to flog them on at stupidly inflated prices which they can't afford. Leaves a bad taste.

I doubt however that organisers will be interested in putting names on tickets, that would after all cost them money and they really don't care so long as the tickets get sold.

pedantic 18-03-2009 18:24

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Ticket touting was banned in football 3 years ago, why there isn't a blanket ban is a little confusing. There was an article from last years Guardian...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/mar/06/ukcrime1

Quote:

A crackdown began on ticket touts began in September 2006. The Premier League wrote to the owners of 140 websites to warn them they must stop trading or risk being prosecuted. It is thought the trade could yield profits of around £30m a year. Tickets which have a face value of as little as £20 can be sold for up to 14 times their value for key matches involving Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal
Now, I realise football is different, because of the security implications, but still...

Sirius 18-03-2009 18:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Solventcandy (Post 34756249)
Already been proven innocent.

Did you watch any of the trial?

Can you back up your claims?

Yes i did watch some of the trial

Yes he had the money to pay for the best as did OJ Simpson

There's no smoke without fire TWICE.

Personally i would not give the man a red cent.

The Hitman 18-03-2009 18:40

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I just made an offer for 2 tickets. 50p and half a pack of fags. Wonder if my generous offer will be accepted:disturbd:

Maggy 18-03-2009 18:42

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Please stay on topic.

cnewton2k 18-03-2009 19:02

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yeah well call me a tout or what ever you like, at the end of the day i saw an opportunity and i took it, big deal.

I aint ashamed of it and really aint that fussed if you lot dont approve either.

lucy7 19-03-2009 06:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Solventcandy (Post 34756313)
yeah well call me a tout or what ever you like, at the end of the day i saw an opportunity and i took it, big deal.

I aint ashamed of it and really aint that fussed if you lot dont approve either.



Your a tout or what ever you like!;);):):erm:


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