F2F is OPEN

SVRDhand13 · January 3

bootleg said:

SVRDhand13 said:

bootleg said:

SVRDhand13 said:

Missed out on Pitt 1 in sec 105

Yeah just missed those too and had been randomly checking.

Yea I probably wasn't even close and they just lingered there for a bit.

I'm already in the building, but it’s' "side stage" (more like behind the stage) in the 200s. I cannot see them for the 37th time from that spot lol

I’m still in the just trying to get something stage.

Pitt 1 is insane!!!

pearldavidson · January 3

SVRDhand13 said:

RP123663 said:

RP123663 said:

Thanks. I guess that makes sense. On another note, I see a trend on the Pittsburgh shows that may be a good sign for those looking to go. Stub hub pricing has gone down for both shows over the past few days. Since Friday the cheapest seats for N1 went from $432 to $314 and for N2 they went from $296 to $288. Pretty significant drop in 3 days, plus there are a lot more available. I honestly don't the demand for any of these shows (outside of Hollywood) is terribly high.

*Update* Pittsburgh N2 is down to $281 on Stubhub. Slowly but surely, the prices are coming down. Except for the garbage floor seats "PJ Premium" that are literally in the worst spot in the building and are $850.

I’m not going to buy from StubHub, but if someone does, don’t they have to walk into the building with that person? Forgive me if that’s been discussed already.

I asked this question somewhere on these boards after seeing that weird prompt on Stub Hub when checking on Pittsburgh tickets. The answer I got was that the prompt is just to cover Stub Hub's ass....they end up emailing you the tickets somehow.

KJ228171 · January 3

pearldavidson said:

SVRDhand13 said:

RP123663 said:

RP123663 said:

Thanks. I guess that makes sense. On another note, I see a trend on the Pittsburgh shows that may be a good sign for those looking to go. Stub hub pricing has gone down for both shows over the past few days. Since Friday the cheapest seats for N1 went from $432 to $314 and for N2 they went from $296 to $288. Pretty significant drop in 3 days, plus there are a lot more available. I honestly don't the demand for any of these shows (outside of Hollywood) is terribly high.

*Update* Pittsburgh N2 is down to $281 on Stubhub. Slowly but surely, the prices are coming down. Except for the garbage floor seats "PJ Premium" that are literally in the worst spot in the building and are $850.

I’m not going to buy from StubHub, but if someone does, don’t they have to walk into the building with that person? Forgive me if that’s been discussed already.

I asked this question somewhere on these boards after seeing that weird prompt on Stub Hub when checking on Pittsburgh tickets. The answer I got was that the prompt is just to cover Stub Hub's ass....they end up emailing you the tickets somehow.

They will email you a link to a website where they are hosting a live ticket with the barcode. You can't add it to your phone wallet or TM account. That's why there is always a chance it's been double sold but that hasn't been a major problem for any of these non transfer shows (Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Hozer, Noah Khan, U2, etc....)

pearldavidson · January 3

KJ228171 said:

pearldavidson said:

SVRDhand13 said:

RP123663 said:

RP123663 said:

Thanks. I guess that makes sense. On another note, I see a trend on the Pittsburgh shows that may be a good sign for those looking to go. Stub hub pricing has gone down for both shows over the past few days. Since Friday the cheapest seats for N1 went from $432 to $314 and for N2 they went from $296 to $288. Pretty significant drop in 3 days, plus there are a lot more available. I honestly don't the demand for any of these shows (outside of Hollywood) is terribly high.

*Update* Pittsburgh N2 is down to $281 on Stubhub. Slowly but surely, the prices are coming down. Except for the garbage floor seats "PJ Premium" that are literally in the worst spot in the building and are $850.

I’m not going to buy from StubHub, but if someone does, don’t they have to walk into the building with that person? Forgive me if that’s been discussed already.

I asked this question somewhere on these boards after seeing that weird prompt on Stub Hub when checking on Pittsburgh tickets. The answer I got was that the prompt is just to cover Stub Hub's ass....they end up emailing you the tickets somehow.

They will email you a link to a website where they are hosting a live ticket with the barcode. You can't add it to your phone wallet or TM account. That's why there is always a chance it's been double sold but that hasn't been a major problem for any of these non transfer shows (Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Hozer, Noah Khan, U2, etc....)

Thanks for adding this info again, KJ! I haven’t had to use Stub Hub in forever, but these Pittsburgh shows might change that.

PrezIntense · January 3

jshetz10 said:

Gonna put up Raleigh N2 section 129 in an hour. Not the best seats but hey its lower bowl for face value

link please!

Davewise · January 3

I bought tickets for Baltimore on Stubhub last year and received the link with the barcode. I ended up buying tickets from a friend later so I didn't use them but I resold them on Stubhub and received payment so they must've worked.

SHZA · January 3

Davewise said:

I bought tickets for Baltimore on Stubhub last year and received the link with the barcode. I ended up buying tickets from a friend later so I didn't use them but I resold them on Stubhub and received payment so they must've worked.

When you sold the tickets did you have to send anything to the buyer or did stubhub handle that? And what did you put for the delivery method when you made the listing? Thanks

Davewise · January 3

I used the same delivery method from the listing I originally bought which was mobile tickets. I had received two url links (one for each ticket) and when I sold them I just copied/pasted the same links.

ally12 · January 3

When you bought them on stubhub did you get that that pop up about being with the original buyer.

Davewise · January 3

No, they didn't have that last year. I don't know how the sellers on Stubhub are doing it this year. I haven't had to resort to Stubhub for this tour (yet). The only one I'm still looking for this tour is Hollywood N1 (a pair anywhere). I'm hoping to catch something on F2F when it gets closer to the show dates.

ally12 · January 3

Davewise said:

No, they didn't have that last year. I don't know how the sellers on Stubhub are doing it this year. I haven't had to resort to Stubhub for this tour (yet). The only one I'm still looking for this tour is Hollywood N1 (a pair anywhere). I'm hoping to catch something on F2F when it gets closer to the show dates.

That’s interesting, we would need someone to try and report back! I prefer to check F2F but Philly is going to be tough.

SHZA · January 3

Davewise said:

No, they didn't have that last year. I don't know how the sellers on Stubhub are doing it this year. I haven't had to resort to Stubhub for this tour (yet). The only one I'm still looking for this tour is Hollywood N1 (a pair anywhere). I'm hoping to catch something on F2F when it gets closer to the show dates.

I think the message probably was there in the fine print but might not have been a pop up. This is from 2023. They've always put that message up on these "non-transfer" shows as far as I recall.

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ally12 · January 3

That’s good to know, I always wondered about this. In most cases, the original buyer won’t be at the venue and I was skeptical on how it worked.

100 Pacer · January 3

The URL provided brings up a webpage where credentials have already been entered and a dynamic barcode is provided. I traded for a Philly 1 GA and that’s how I entered the venue: someone had purchased the GA from vivid seats and forwarded the claim email for me to proceed.

ally12 · January 3

100 Pacer said:

The URL provided brings up a webpage where credentials have already been entered and a dynamic barcode is provided. I traded for a Philly 1 GA and that’s how I entered the venue: someone had purchased the GA from vivid seats and forwarded the claim email for me to proceed.

Did I understand this correctly? The chain of custody went:

- Original 10c member gets GA tickets, they put up the ticket on F2F, it got sold.

- Bot/Scalper buys it and sells it on secondary market for more money.

- Someone bought the GA ticket at inflated price, changes their mind about GA and wants something different. Trade ticket to 10c member

- GA ticket is back in the hands of a 10c member.

If you don’t mind me asking, did you pay face value?

100 Pacer · January 3

ally12 said:

100 Pacer said:

The URL provided brings up a webpage where credentials have already been entered and a dynamic barcode is provided. I traded for a Philly 1 GA and that’s how I entered the venue: someone had purchased the GA from vivid seats and forwarded the claim email for me to proceed.

Did I understand this correctly? The chain of custody went:

- Original 10c member gets GA tickets, they put up the ticket on F2F, it got sold.

- Bot/Scalper buys it and sells it on secondary market for more money.

- Someone bought the GA ticket at inflated price, changes their mind about GA and wants something different. Trade ticket to 10c member

- GA ticket is back in the hands of a 10c member.

If you don’t mind me asking, did you pay face value?

That’s correct. He paid whatever the asking price was for GA but traded it straight up for a Fenway GA. I paid face value for the Fenway GA I traded.

KJ228171 · January 3

ally12 said:

100 Pacer said:

The URL provided brings up a webpage where credentials have already been entered and a dynamic barcode is provided. I traded for a Philly 1 GA and that’s how I entered the venue: someone had purchased the GA from vivid seats and forwarded the claim email for me to proceed.

Did I understand this correctly? The chain of custody went:

- Original 10c member gets GA tickets, they put up the ticket on F2F, it got sold.

- Bot/Scalper buys it and sells it on secondary market for more money.

- Someone bought the GA ticket at inflated price, changes their mind about GA and wants something different. Trade ticket to 10c member

- GA ticket is back in the hands of a 10c member.

If you don’t mind me asking, did you pay face value?

Not all 10C members are altruistic or even fans so it's possible the first two are the same.

ally12 · January 3

100 Pacer said:

ally12 said:

100 Pacer said:

The URL provided brings up a webpage where credentials have already been entered and a dynamic barcode is provided. I traded for a Philly 1 GA and that’s how I entered the venue: someone had purchased the GA from vivid seats and forwarded the claim email for me to proceed.

Did I understand this correctly? The chain of custody went:

- Original 10c member gets GA tickets, they put up the ticket on F2F, it got sold.

- Bot/Scalper buys it and sells it on secondary market for more money.

- Someone bought the GA ticket at inflated price, changes their mind about GA and wants something different. Trade ticket to 10c member

- GA ticket is back in the hands of a 10c member.

If you don’t mind me asking, did you pay face value?

That’s correct. He paid whatever the asking price was for GA but traded it straight up for a Fenway GA. I paid face value for the Fenway GA I traded.

If that person was/is a 10c member then our system is broken. That is some stress inducing activity to get into a concert for a band that you pay a yearly fee to follow around.

ally12 · January 3

KJ228171 said:

ally12 said:

100 Pacer said:

The URL provided brings up a webpage where credentials have already been entered and a dynamic barcode is provided. I traded for a Philly 1 GA and that’s how I entered the venue: someone had purchased the GA from vivid seats and forwarded the claim email for me to proceed.

Did I understand this correctly? The chain of custody went:

- Original 10c member gets GA tickets, they put up the ticket on F2F, it got sold.

- Bot/Scalper buys it and sells it on secondary market for more money.

- Someone bought the GA ticket at inflated price, changes their mind about GA and wants something different. Trade ticket to 10c member

- GA ticket is back in the hands of a 10c member.

If you don’t mind me asking, did you pay face value?

Not all 10C members are altruistic or even fans so it's possible the first two are the same.

That’s another thing I wondered, scalpers/bots are possibly joining fan bases to join the lotteries. I agree some 10c members definitely don’t care for the PJ community and just have the need to fulfil their desires.

bootleg · January 3

Another Pitt 1 pair up and gone before I could even click on it.

F2F is OPEN

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