Re: How to thwart unethical frozen four ticket sales
Just like you said, the NCAA is NOT the police or court system...and I HIGHLY doubt they would waste their time "policing" ticket holders. They put out the threat that you COULD lose your tickets if you sell them over face value to discourage it, but just like many other rules out there, I'm sure this one is rarely enforced. I doubt the NCAA would waste their time, energy, resources, and manpower to investigate hundreds of ticket holders who sold their tickets over face value. They made their money and they don't care.
There were TONS of tickets available at face value prior to Sunday...and many fans were willing to take the gamble and buy them ahead of time knowing there was a risk and they might have to resell them. Now the prices are insanely high...double, triple, and even quadruple face value...but that's all in the law of supply and demand! The market is setting the prices...and if you didn't get your tickets early when it was a buyer's market...you have to deal with the present seller's market. Prices will go down closer to the day of the event...and if you don't get your tickets, don't be mad and disgruntled...it isn't the ticketholders or scalpers fault!
Originally posted by BismarckFan
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There were TONS of tickets available at face value prior to Sunday...and many fans were willing to take the gamble and buy them ahead of time knowing there was a risk and they might have to resell them. Now the prices are insanely high...double, triple, and even quadruple face value...but that's all in the law of supply and demand! The market is setting the prices...and if you didn't get your tickets early when it was a buyer's market...you have to deal with the present seller's market. Prices will go down closer to the day of the event...and if you don't get your tickets, don't be mad and disgruntled...it isn't the ticketholders or scalpers fault!
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