An issue with Springsteen tickets I bought

wherearewe45

First off, I am NOT trying to sell these tickets as part of this post, that will come separately on the appropriate website.

I bought 2 tickets for Springsteen on Ticketmaster the morning they went on sale. I went on to download the tickets in PDF to have a copy on my laptop.

It turns I can't go to the concert and so I contacted Ticketmaster to try get my tickets posted out so I could sell them off online. Because I downloaded them they can long longer send me a copy of the ticket as then I would have 2 sets of tickets (standing) which in retrospect makes sense.

I still want to sell them off but nobody in their right minds would feel comfortable buying print-offs of 2 tickets. Goes without saying that I've no intention of conning any fan out of the experience but how or where can I sell them securely or what should I do with them?

NinjaTruncs

wherearewe45 wrote: »

First off, I am NOT trying to sell these tickets as part of this post, that will come separately on the appropriate website.

I bought 2 tickets for Springsteen on Ticketmaster the morning they went on sale. I went on to download the tickets in PDF to have a copy on my laptop.

It turns I can't go to the concert and so I contacted Ticketmaster to try get my tickets posted out so I could sell them off online. Because I downloaded them they can long longer send me a copy of the ticket as then I would have 2 sets of tickets (standing) which in retrospect makes sense.

I still want to sell them off but nobody in their right minds would feel comfortable buying print-offs of 2 tickets. Goes without saying that I've no intention of conning any fan out of the experience but how or where can I sell them securely or what should I do with them?

Your best bet would be to try sell to friends or relations, Facebook could work to get then out to a wider audience.

Personally I wouldn't buy printed tickets, unless it was someone I knew.

JeffKenna

Facebook would be ideal...try and sell them to a friend or a friend of a friend

liz lemoncello

wherearewe45 wrote: »

First off, I am NOT trying to sell these tickets as part of this post, that will come separately on the appropriate website.

I bought 2 tickets for Springsteen on Ticketmaster the morning they went on sale. I went on to download the tickets in PDF to have a copy on my laptop.

It turns I can't go to the concert and so I contacted Ticketmaster to try get my tickets posted out so I could sell them off online. Because I downloaded them they can long longer send me a copy of the ticket as then I would have 2 sets of tickets (standing) which in retrospect makes sense.

I still want to sell them off but nobody in their right minds would feel comfortable buying print-offs of 2 tickets. Goes without saying that I've no intention of conning any fan out of the experience but how or where can I sell them securely or what should I do with them?

Do you still have the email from TM? A buyer might feel more secure seeing the original email and printing out a second copy for themselves.

housetypeb

Can't you just sell them on Seatwave? It's on the Ticketmaster site,think it's owned by them, and all tickets are guaranteed by Ticketmaster for piece of mind.

rubadub

wherearewe45 wrote: »

I still want to sell them off but nobody in their right minds would feel comfortable buying print-offs of 2 tickets. Goes without saying that I've no intention of conning any fan out of the experience but how or where can I sell them securely or what should I do with them?

People buy them all the time and I would guess a fair % of them are not insane.

Regular tickets can be a scam too, a person can sell you tickets they bought online and report them as lost in the post. The originals will be detected as cancelled by the barcode going in. The buyer will either get new ones sent out or have to collect new ones at the box office.

wherearewe45 wrote: »

Because I downloaded them they can long longer send me a copy of the ticket as then I would have 2 sets of tickets (standing) which in retrospect makes sense.

All they have to do is cancel the number associated with the printouts and they would be caught at entry when scanned, just like the example I gave above. They could then send you out new ones. They do not want to do this as it would cost them a small amount, and also because they are prize cunts. You can be paying nearly 7 euro for service fees and the service you get after buying is nonexistent.