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Grammy Foundation PJ Front Row Ticket Auction for LA

OkumOkum Vancouver, BC Posts: 233
edited August 2009 in The Porch
Bid on front row tickets for 9/30 or 10/07 LA shows
http://cgi3.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?V ... myauctions
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  • OkumOkum Vancouver, BC Posts: 233
    Also some very cool Danny Clinch photos as well. All for charity which is awesome.
    http://cgi3.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?V ... ons#bottom
  • OkumOkum Vancouver, BC Posts: 233
    No bids yet? Surprising
  • PJRock75PJRock75 Posts: 869
    Nice B...but this is already unfortunately to rich for my blood.
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  • OkumOkum Vancouver, BC Posts: 233
    But it's for a good cause
  • Ron BurgundyRon Burgundy Posts: 499
    Where are the Danny Clinch photos?
  • restlesssoulrestlesssoul Posts: 6,951
    im going to the closing show, but yeah, cant afford it.

    hoping for a lottery win!!!

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  • benjsbenjs Toronto, ON Posts: 9,225
    I thought people are eligible for about 50% of a charitable donation (what this would be considered) to be deducted from their taxes, or something like that? Tickets were $70 apiece I believe, means it would cost one $540, or $270 per front row ticket... that's about fair I'd say. You'd see the same on craigslist or stubhub, and would have a guarantee that that money would be going into some greedy bastard's pocket.
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  • IndifferenceIndifference Posts: 2,739
    benjs wrote:
    I thought people are eligible for about 50% of a charitable donation (what this would be considered) to be deducted from their taxes, or something like that? Tickets were $70 apiece I believe, means it would cost one $540, or $270 per front row ticket... that's about fair I'd say. You'd see the same on craigslist or stubhub, and would have a guarantee that that money would be going into some greedy bastard's pocket.


    Its a deduction for those that itemize their deductions. So the % is dependent on your tax bracket. You can deduct the total amount - the value of goods received which is likely face value of the tickets. I will say these will likely go over double what they are listed at now.

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  • OkumOkum Vancouver, BC Posts: 233
    2 days and not a single bid
  • VeddernarianVeddernarian Posts: 1,924
    It says "Front Row Orchestra Seats". Does that mean front row in that little pit area or is the pit in front of orchestra. Imagine paying a whole bunch, and then getting there only to find a scene in front of you like that crowd in the front at Calgary. That would be a turd.
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  • JOEJOEJOEJOEJOEJOE Posts: 10,719
    The auction page says they are orch section 4 row AA, so that is first row outside the pit.
  • mjbmjb Posts: 1,315
    I took a close look at this. Obv the money is huge, but I was thinking there may be few chances in life to ever have such an experience (and with the potential for a tax credit, etc., it may not be the craziest thing I've ever done considering I paid $500 to see Ed at LAII and ended up sitting in some pretty bad seats with a tweaked out close talker on one side and a chick on her cellphone on the other). Taking a look at the 3D seating chart I found online, the seats are clearly outside of the pit. Still awesome, but certainly a bit misleading in the ad...

    seats.th.jpg
  • OkumOkum Vancouver, BC Posts: 233
    mjb wrote:
    I took a close look at this. Obv the money is huge, but I was thinking there may be few chances in life to ever have such an experience (and with the potential for a tax credit, etc., it may not be the craziest thing I've ever done considering I paid $500 to see Ed at LAII and ended up sitting in some pretty bad seats with a tweaked out close talker on one side and a chick on her cellphone on the other). Taking a look at the 3D seating chart I found online, the seats are clearly outside of the pit. Still awesome, but certainly a bit misleading in the ad...

    seats.th.jpg

    Maybe that is why there are still no bids
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