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Anonymous wrote:This is a scam to me. These tickets were on Stubhub last night for $300 starting to $3k in Philly.

Stub hub was the scam.

Idk but I've bought plenty of concert tickets there. I find it interesting no one here has a purchased ticket. Such a scam. I believe they let third parties buy before the actual sale. But good luck.

StubHub and other sellers are a scam. They don't have any actual tickets. They list them for sale in hopes of snagging tickets later when it opens to Cap one holders and General public. Bots ruin everything.

I said IDK. I have bought Beyonce, John Legend, and Bruno Mars on StubHub. Saw them all at the concert. Please report back if anyone here gets a ticket via ticketmaster, because I don't believe it. It's odd everyone I know right now is on but hasn't purchased an actual ticket or has gotten kicked out. I believe they sell these tickets ahead of time but like I said good luck.

You probably bought after the tickets were on sale. Yesterday it was people selling speculative tickets, which in this scenario, is likely to not work out and more likely to be a scam. Obviously stub hub isn’t always a scam.

YES. I did. But I also joined the pre-sale and never got a ticket. Anyway it worked out I saw Beyonce for less than $200 in the front row. Yet I was on the stupid ticketmaster website forever and never got through. Seriously, let me know if you get a ticket. I am curious b/c I swear they have sold the majority or either hold the majority for resellers. I have friends trying to get us tickets to this concert, but I am almost positive we will not get through. I've seen this scenario before but I hope I'm wrong.

We've bought TS tickets twice before like this and it worked fine (second show canceled obviously.) Also bought other artists this way. Its real.

Not saying it's not real. Just saying I believe they are not selling all of the seats during the pre-sale. That's amazing you got tickets though.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a scam to me. These tickets were on Stubhub last night for $300 starting to $3k in Philly.

Stub hub was the scam.

Idk but I've bought plenty of concert tickets there. I find it interesting no one here has a purchased ticket. Such a scam. I believe they let third parties buy before the actual sale. But good luck.

StubHub and other sellers are a scam. They don't have any actual tickets. They list them for sale in hopes of snagging tickets later when it opens to Cap one holders and General public. Bots ruin everything.

I said IDK. I have bought Beyonce, John Legend, and Bruno Mars on StubHub. Saw them all at the concert. Please report back if anyone here gets a ticket via ticketmaster, because I don't believe it. It's odd everyone I know right now is on but hasn't purchased an actual ticket or has gotten kicked out. I believe they sell these tickets ahead of time but like I said good luck.

You probably bought after the tickets were on sale. Yesterday it was people selling speculative tickets, which in this scenario, is likely to not work out and more likely to be a scam. Obviously stub hub isn’t always a scam.

YES. I did. But I also joined the pre-sale and never got a ticket. Anyway it worked out I saw Beyonce for less than $200 in the front row. Yet I was on the stupid ticketmaster website forever and never got through. Seriously, let me know if you get a ticket. I am curious b/c I swear they have sold the majority or either hold the majority for resellers. I have friends trying to get us tickets to this concert, but I am almost positive we will not get through. I've seen this scenario before but I hope I'm wrong.

We've bought TS tickets twice before like this and it worked fine (second show canceled obviously.) Also bought other artists this way. Its real.

Not saying it's not real. Just saying I believe they are not selling all of the seats during the pre-sale. That's amazing you got tickets though.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a scam to me. These tickets were on Stubhub last night for $300 starting to $3k in Philly.

Stub hub was the scam.

Idk but I've bought plenty of concert tickets there. I find it interesting no one here has a purchased ticket. Such a scam. I believe they let third parties buy before the actual sale. But good luck.

StubHub and other sellers are a scam. They don't have any actual tickets. They list them for sale in hopes of snagging tickets later when it opens to Cap one holders and General public. Bots ruin everything.

I said IDK. I have bought Beyonce, John Legend, and Bruno Mars on StubHub. Saw them all at the concert. Please report back if anyone here gets a ticket via ticketmaster, because I don't believe it. It's odd everyone I know right now is on but hasn't purchased an actual ticket or has gotten kicked out. I believe they sell these tickets ahead of time but like I said good luck.

You probably bought after the tickets were on sale. Yesterday it was people selling speculative tickets, which in this scenario, is likely to not work out and more likely to be a scam. Obviously stub hub isn’t always a scam.

YES. I did. But I also joined the pre-sale and never got a ticket. Anyway it worked out I saw Beyonce for less than $200 in the front row. Yet I was on the stupid ticketmaster website forever and never got through. Seriously, let me know if you get a ticket. I am curious b/c I swear they have sold the majority or either hold the majority for resellers. I have friends trying to get us tickets to this concert, but I am almost positive we will not get through. I've seen this scenario before but I hope I'm wrong.

We've bought TS tickets twice before like this and it worked fine (second show canceled obviously.) Also bought other artists this way. Its real.

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Anonymous wrote:Just learned this on Reddit.

To see how many people are ahead of you, you can look at the source code for the website.

If you are on Chrome:

Go to “View” then “Developer”

open page source

ctrl+f usersInLineAheadOfYou <- how many people in front of you

ctrl+f expectedServiceTime <- expected time you'll get to buy

This gave me the expected purchase time of 10:48 and that there are still 8,000 people ahead of me.

I’m hoping for tickets anywhere at this point!

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Anonymous wrote:This is a scam to me. These tickets were on Stubhub last night for $300 starting to $3k in Philly.

Stub hub was the scam.

Idk but I've bought plenty of concert tickets there. I find it interesting no one here has a purchased ticket. Such a scam. I believe they let third parties buy before the actual sale. But good luck.

StubHub and other sellers are a scam. They don't have any actual tickets. They list them for sale in hopes of snagging tickets later when it opens to Cap one holders and General public. Bots ruin everything.

I said IDK. I have bought Beyonce, John Legend, and Bruno Mars on StubHub. Saw them all at the concert. Please report back if anyone here gets a ticket via ticketmaster, because I don't believe it. It's odd everyone I know right now is on but hasn't purchased an actual ticket or has gotten kicked out. I believe they sell these tickets ahead of time but like I said good luck.

You probably bought after the tickets were on sale. Yesterday it was people selling speculative tickets, which in this scenario, is likely to not work out and more likely to be a scam. Obviously stub hub isn’t always a scam.

YES. I did. But I also joined the pre-sale and never got a ticket. Anyway it worked out I saw Beyonce for less than $200 in the front row. Yet I was on the stupid ticketmaster website forever and never got through. Seriously, let me know if you get a ticket. I am curious b/c I swear they have sold the majority or either hold the majority for resellers. I have friends trying to get us tickets to this concert, but I am almost positive we will not get through. I've seen this scenario before but I hope I'm wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a scam to me. These tickets were on Stubhub last night for $300 starting to $3k in Philly.

Stub hub was the scam.

Idk but I've bought plenty of concert tickets there. I find it interesting no one here has a purchased ticket. Such a scam. I believe they let third parties buy before the actual sale. But good luck.

StubHub and other sellers are a scam. They don't have any actual tickets. They list them for sale in hopes of snagging tickets later when it opens to Cap one holders and General public. Bots ruin everything.

I said IDK. I have bought Beyonce, John Legend, and Bruno Mars on StubHub. Saw them all at the concert. Please report back if anyone here gets a ticket via ticketmaster, because I don't believe it. It's odd everyone I know right now is on but hasn't purchased an actual ticket or has gotten kicked out. I believe they sell these tickets ahead of time but like I said good luck.

We're not saying that StubHub won't eventually have real tickets - they will. But right now they don't - they are speculating (with reasonable chance of success.)

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Anonymous wrote:This is a scam to me. These tickets were on Stubhub last night for $300 starting to $3k in Philly.

Stub hub was the scam.

Idk but I've bought plenty of concert tickets there. I find it interesting no one here has a purchased ticket. Such a scam. I believe they let third parties buy before the actual sale. But good luck.

StubHub and other sellers are a scam. They don't have any actual tickets. They list them for sale in hopes of snagging tickets later when it opens to Cap one holders and General public. Bots ruin everything.

I said IDK. I have bought Beyonce, John Legend, and Bruno Mars on StubHub. Saw them all at the concert. Please report back if anyone here gets a ticket via ticketmaster, because I don't believe it. It's odd everyone I know right now is on but hasn't purchased an actual ticket or has gotten kicked out. I believe they sell these tickets ahead of time but like I said good luck.

I think PP might be right. I looked a week ago at stub hub and the May dates for Philly were there but “selling fast”. Those dates aren’t listed anymore.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a scam to me. These tickets were on Stubhub last night for $300 starting to $3k in Philly.

Stub hub was the scam.

Idk but I've bought plenty of concert tickets there. I find it interesting no one here has a purchased ticket. Such a scam. I believe they let third parties buy before the actual sale. But good luck.

StubHub and other sellers are a scam. They don't have any actual tickets. They list them for sale in hopes of snagging tickets later when it opens to Cap one holders and General public. Bots ruin everything.

I said IDK. I have bought Beyonce, John Legend, and Bruno Mars on StubHub. Saw them all at the concert. Please report back if anyone here gets a ticket via ticketmaster, because I don't believe it. It's odd everyone I know right now is on but hasn't purchased an actual ticket or has gotten kicked out. I believe they sell these tickets ahead of time but like I said good luck.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a scam to me. These tickets were on Stubhub last night for $300 starting to $3k in Philly.

Stub hub was the scam.

Idk but I've bought plenty of concert tickets there. I find it interesting no one here has a purchased ticket. Such a scam. I believe they let third parties buy before the actual sale. But good luck.

StubHub and other sellers are a scam. They don't have any actual tickets. They list them for sale in hopes of snagging tickets later when it opens to Cap one holders and General public. Bots ruin everything.

I said IDK. I have bought Beyonce, John Legend, and Bruno Mars on StubHub. Saw them all at the concert. Please report back if anyone here gets a ticket via ticketmaster, because I don't believe it. It's odd everyone I know right now is on but hasn't purchased an actual ticket or has gotten kicked out. I believe they sell these tickets ahead of time but like I said good luck.

You probably bought after the tickets were on sale. Yesterday it was people selling speculative tickets, which in this scenario, is likely to not work out and more likely to be a scam. Obviously stub hub isn’t always a scam.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a scam to me. These tickets were on Stubhub last night for $300 starting to $3k in Philly.

Stub hub was the scam.

Idk but I've bought plenty of concert tickets there. I find it interesting no one here has a purchased ticket. Such a scam. I believe they let third parties buy before the actual sale. But good luck.

StubHub and other sellers are a scam. They don't have any actual tickets. They list them for sale in hopes of snagging tickets later when it opens to Cap one holders and General public. Bots ruin everything.

I said IDK. I have bought Beyonce, John Legend, and Bruno Mars on StubHub. Saw them all at the concert. Please report back if anyone here gets a ticket via ticketmaster, because I don't believe it. It's odd everyone I know right now is on but hasn't purchased an actual ticket or has gotten kicked out. I believe they sell these tickets ahead of time but like I said good luck.

Anonymous wrote:Just learned this on Reddit.

To see how many people are ahead of you, you can look at the source code for the website.

If you are on Chrome:

Go to “View” then “Developer”

open page source

ctrl+f usersInLineAheadOfYou <- how many people in front of you

ctrl+f expectedServiceTime <- expected time you'll get to buy