Taylor Swift Tour

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The site says:

Why Can't I Sell My Tickets?
Sell is not currently available, please check again later.

I get the impression that you will be able to sell them once the presales are over.

How are people selling them on StubHub?

It's unfortunate people don't understand that the people selling tickets on 3rd party sites have no actual tickets. They're selling you hopes of getting tickets at the cap1 sale or from general public.

Stubhub has guarantees and they won't list a ticket that the seller doesn't have

So if I can get better tickets today, I can sell the ones I have?

[Anonymous]

People are so weirdly angry about this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The site says:

Why Can't I Sell My Tickets?
Sell is not currently available, please check again later.

I get the impression that you will be able to sell them once the presales are over.

How are people selling them on StubHub?

It's unfortunate people don't understand that the people selling tickets on 3rd party sites have no actual tickets. They're selling you hopes of getting tickets at the cap1 sale or from general public.

Stubhub has guarantees and they won't list a ticket that the seller doesn't have

So if I can get better tickets today, I can sell the ones I have?

Honestly, if you get amazing tickets you should sell them. Like I would buy 4 if I only needed 2. Someone will buy it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The site says:

Why Can't I Sell My Tickets?
Sell is not currently available, please check again later.

I get the impression that you will be able to sell them once the presales are over.

How are people selling them on StubHub?

It's unfortunate people don't understand that the people selling tickets on 3rd party sites have no actual tickets. They're selling you hopes of getting tickets at the cap1 sale or from general public.

Stubhub has guarantees and they won't list a ticket that the seller doesn't have

So if I can get better tickets today, I can sell the ones I have?

Of course. Why wouldn't you be able to sell them?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The site says:

Why Can't I Sell My Tickets?
Sell is not currently available, please check again later.

I get the impression that you will be able to sell them once the presales are over.

How are people selling them on StubHub?

It's unfortunate people don't understand that the people selling tickets on 3rd party sites have no actual tickets. They're selling you hopes of getting tickets at the cap1 sale or from general public.

Stubhub has guarantees and they won't list a ticket that the seller doesn't have

So if I can get better tickets today, I can sell the ones I have?

People on here are saying you can't sell verified fan tix on StubHub.

Of course. Why wouldn't you be able to sell them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The site says:

Why Can't I Sell My Tickets?
Sell is not currently available, please check again later.

I get the impression that you will be able to sell them once the presales are over.

How are people selling them on StubHub?

It's unfortunate people don't understand that the people selling tickets on 3rd party sites have no actual tickets. They're selling you hopes of getting tickets at the cap1 sale or from general public.

Stubhub has guarantees and they won't list a ticket that the seller doesn't have

Tickets were listed at 10am yesterday, with the promise that they will be mailed at some future date. I don't think these sellers would have the ticket in hand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The site says:

Why Can't I Sell My Tickets?
Sell is not currently available, please check again later.

I get the impression that you will be able to sell them once the presales are over.

How are people selling them on StubHub?

It's unfortunate people don't understand that the people selling tickets on 3rd party sites have no actual tickets. They're selling you hopes of getting tickets at the cap1 sale or from general public.

Stubhub has guarantees and they won't list a ticket that the seller doesn't have

Tickets were listed at 10am yesterday, with the promise that they will be mailed at some future date. I don't think these sellers would have the ticket in hand.

Probably verified sellers though. They must have a deal with Stubhub.

[Anonymous]

Cap1 ticket hunters are going to get screwed by bots if everyone's "code" ends in 709. It sold out in just minutes last time. Their system had the nerve to tell me my code was already used, imagine my confusion.

[Anonymous]

I thought the Cap One codes are the first 6 digits of our credit cards...so how can we all have the same ones?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought the Cap One codes are the first 6 digits of our credit cards...so how can we all have the same ones?

Credit cards have a pattern to the numbers, the first digit tells you whether its Visa, Mastercard, etc. the next digits tell you what bank issued it. That said, I think Capital One might use more numbers than just XX709 because mine doesn't have that.

[Anonymous]

I think you need to check out with the same card that the 6 digit code comes from

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Someone already said it but I couldn’t agree more…time to kick it old skool and camp out for tickets. If you really want to go to a show, sleep in a tent for a day or 2 and take the days off work. Only way to stop the bots!

Where can you go buy in person?

You'd have to go back to 1989.

Was just discussing this with DH today. I was able to go to a lot of great concerts back then and my family didn’t have a lot of $. The regular pricing for concerts and sporting events today is absurd. I don’t know how an average family can afford this. Between tickets and hotel I’m already out almost $800.

They can't. That's why every free event you see in the DMV area is packed full of families.

If I take my family of 5 to the movies, it's $75 just for tickets. Add in drinks and snacks and it's easily $150.

My wife and I took our teen sons to a Nats game and it was $450 for the tickets in the 200-level. Add in food, parking, etc. and that fun weekend outing was $700.

My youngest DD wanted to go to the Harry Potter Experience in Leesburg for her birthday. The tickets that weekend were $75 each for those over 14 or 15. Under that age was still $65 each. $400 in tickets for the whole family and from what I'm hearing, not worth it.

You must be a Mormon family who has never heard of Stubhub. Did you pay full price for those Nats games? You don't have to.

Lmao no. But we also didn't want to sit in the 300level seats at Nats park for that particular game.

I use the Gametime and Stubhub app all the time for random games and concerts. I'm the one who has posted in here about getting Lizzo tickets the day of. I also got my sons Post Malone tickets the night before for $150 total.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:For those who had the sweet presale code access to yesterday, can you use two people on two separate computers (using the same ticketmaster account and code), or does that mess up the system? In other words, for today, if a family has one capital one card, can two people simultaneously try to get tickets using the same ticketmaster account and credit card? Thank you!

No, you will keep getting booted. Only one device logged in per Ticketmaster account. Don’t even have a second tab open.

Thank you! Was your credit card number already in your ticketmaster account so you were ready to click submit?

Yes! You must do this.

And memorize your cvv (or ccv?) security code from your credit card. TM makes you enter that right at checkout regardless of having your card saved. Or at least it always makes me enter it and I use TM all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The site says:

Why Can't I Sell My Tickets?
Sell is not currently available, please check again later.

I get the impression that you will be able to sell them once the presales are over.

How are people selling them on StubHub?

They are listing for what they bought, not tickets "in hand"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For BTS tickets you were not allowed to immediately transfer the tickets but could later on. Also soundcheck seats were not transferrable at all.

Yes, and ticketmaster during the BTS sale was just as trash as it was yesterday.

It took 6 hours yesterday to get TS tickets and almost 8 for the BTS tickets for my kid. The same things happened, too... codes didn't work, bots infiltrated, people who hadn't been "boosted" by ticketmaster were scoring tickets before "boosted" fans.

The problem is always the same: Ticket-fcking-master.

They control the concert industry. There's no one who can take them down. There's no one who can compete with them.