Posted: 7/4/18 at 7:23am
Selling 2 tickets for July 25th in New York City (same day showings), orchestra. Can't go, bought tickets for a different date already, since I still want to see it and it is supposed to be incredible. Let me know, if interested. Thank you.
Updated On: 7/4/18 at 07:23 AM
Posted: 7/4/18 at 9:11am
Posted: 7/4/18 at 8:54pm
What is the face value and where are the seats?
Posted: 7/4/18 at 8:57pm
Posted: 7/4/18 at 8:59pm
They are sold for what I purchased them for. I do prefer to PM the price though.
Posted: 7/4/18 at 9:13pm
Did you purchase them for above face value? I think it’s only fair to say so, if that’s the case, so potential buyers can make their own decisions about whether they want to purchase them at a price that may be above face value.
(I also know the price, and I debated whether to just put it in this post to end all the back-and-forth... not sure why there’s often so much drama here about ticket prices...)
Posted: 7/4/18 at 9:19pm
I purchased them directly from Ticketmaster. I do not understand, however, how me purchasing them above face value would change the fact that I'm selling them for the same price I bought them for.
The potential drama is precisely why I prefer to PM the price.
Posted: 7/4/18 at 9:22pm
woodchuckjr said: "I purchased them directly from Ticketmaster. I do not understand, however, how me purchasing them above face value would change the fact that I'm selling them for the same price I bought them for.
The potential drama is precisely why I prefer to PM the price."
Because people want to know whether they’re buying an item for the price it originally cost, or the price that you paid that includes a markup, since they might be able to get actual face value seats elsewhere. When I asked you via PM whether they were face value, you didn’t respond.
Makes me all the more tempted to just post the damned price.
Posted: 7/4/18 at 9:29pm
Posted: 7/5/18 at 2:47pm
If you're selling them for face value, the only thing you're doing by not saying how much you're selling them for in the thread is making people wary. I don't even bother when sellers don't say the price publicly because it can be assumed that they're selling for more than face and they don't want to risk others telling prospective buyers that they're being charged more.
You're the only one causing "drama" by not like saying something like "Bought them for $450/each, that's what I'm selling them for". It's really not that hard and not doing that seems pretty sketchy.
Asking people to PM you for the price isn't going to get many takers and even though I'm sure it's not, it seems like MLM sales tactics.
Posted: 7/8/18 at 8:53am
Got it. Thank you for explaining. I don't sell tickets much.
They were purchased for $650/ticket + Ticketmaster fees and are sold for the same price.
