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Question about extra 10c tix.....

redmosquito83redmosquito83 Posts: 179
edited March 2008 in The Porch
Let's say someone had an extra set of 10c tickets to a highly sought after show on the upcoming east coast tour, and was looking to unload these to another 10c member for face value, nothing more. Is this frowned upon by 10c? I know the tickets are not for resale, but if I am looking to sell them for no more than face value is this allowed?
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    NuclearTreeFrogNuclearTreeFrog Posts: 225
    yes
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    merlin2600merlin2600 Posts: 63
    Yeah, generally. The key is "at face value."
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    Gen5Gen5 Posts: 405
    redmosquito83 wrote:
    Let's say someone had an extra set of 10c tickets to a highly sought after show on the upcoming east coast tour, and was looking to unload these to another 10c member for face value, nothing more. Is this frowned upon by 10c? I know the tickets are not for resale, but if I am looking to sell them for no more than face value is this allowed?

    So which show do you have to sell??? =)
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    SENROCKSENROCK Posts: 10,736
    redmosquito83 wrote:
    Let's say someone had an extra set of 10c tickets to a highly sought after show on the upcoming east coast tour, and was looking to unload these to another 10c member for face value, nothing more. Is this frowned upon by 10c? I know the tickets are not for resale, but if I am looking to sell them for no more than face value is this allowed?
    we at the ten club like to call it a TRANSFER. NOT a re-sale!
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    Gen5Gen5 Posts: 405
    SENROCK! wrote:
    we at the ten club like to call it a TRANSFER. NOT a re-sale!

    agreed....although, they didn't allow transfers for the Eddie shows.....
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    tidus10xtidus10x UK Posts: 120
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    PegasusPegasus Posts: 3,754
    Gen5 wrote:
    agreed....although, they didn't allow transfers for the Eddie shows.....
    well, if he can be there to pick up the tickets, then 10c doesn't have to get involved.
    otherwise though, it might be a problem.
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    memememe Posts: 4,693
    Not frowned upon, but encouraged.

    Sell them to me :)
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    yosi1yosi1 Posts: 3,272
    redmosquito83 wrote:
    Let's say someone had an extra set of 10c tickets to a highly sought after show on the upcoming east coast tour, and was looking to unload these to another 10c member for face value, nothing more. Is this frowned upon by 10c? I know the tickets are not for resale, but if I am looking to sell them for no more than face value is this allowed?

    If you have the opportunity to pick up the tickets from the show, than its no problem and you just re-sell/transfer them yourself. If you can't make the show at all, than it becomes more of a problem. If this second option is the case, I'd call the 10c and see what they can do for you.
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