STUBHUB Tickets and Prices

[kak125]

i buy alot of concert tickets on stubhub the day of the show because i can always get them for less than face value. i usually wait about 2-5 hours before the show to purchase but really if you can wait until right before the show starts you can really save a lot of money on tickets. most times stubhub can send them right to your email and you can print them or they can leave them at will call or at a place right by the venue.

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by kak125

i buy alot of concert tickets on stubhub the day of the show because i can always get them for less than face value. i usually wait about 2-5 hours before the show to purchase but really if you can wait until right before the show starts you can really save a lot of money on tickets. most times stubhub can send them right to your email and you can print them or they can leave them at will call or at a place right by the venue.

thanks for the info...

[GoldDustOrphan]

Stubhub is owned by eBay, which also owns paypal. Almost any ticket you find on Stubhub, the same seller is also offering on eBay, which eBay supposedly disallows, yet happens all the time.

There's no doubt that Live Nation uses the secondary market to turn additional profit, and they do it with every single show they produce, so Stevie's management and Fleetwood Mac's have participated in this. Live Nation also owns Ticketmaster and a huge share of the artist management company that handles Stevie and FM.

There's a great new book about this whole process called “Ticket Masters: The Rise Of The Concert Industry and How The Public Got Scalped.”

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by GoldDustOrphan

Stubhub is owned by eBay, which also owns paypal. Almost any ticket you find on Stubhub, the same seller is also offering on eBay, which eBay supposedly disallows, yet happens all the time.

There's no doubt that Live Nation uses the secondary market to turn additional profit, and they do it with every single show they produce, so Stevie's management and Fleetwood Mac's have participated in this. Live Nation also owns Ticketmaster and a huge share of the artist management company that handles Stevie and FM.

There's a great new book about this whole process called “Ticket Masters: The Rise Of The Concert Industry and How The Public Got Scalped.”

It looks like they trying to Scalped the Scalpers.