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    hell_man_madehell_man_made Toronto Posts: 318
    just wow...that dude is FUCKED

    too bad we have peeps like that in this world
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    bicyclejoebicyclejoe USA Posts: 1,153
    Why are you even even wasting your energy on this? It changes nothing.
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    Pearl Jam sneakers? I saw some Kurt Cobain converse a little while back..... SO SAD! Grunge is turning into classic rock and hair metal. Can't wait until Snooki is wearing a Pearl Jam mini skirt :sick:
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    bicyclejoebicyclejoe USA Posts: 1,153
    We are becoming merch whores. The posters are awesome and the T-shirts are pretty cool, but a backpack.....Really? Why do people feel they need all of this shit? I agree with Passim, it will be funny to see Pearl Jam Condoms when they come out.

    U2 sold Achtung Baby condoms during the Zoo TV Tour in 1992.
    Wish I had bought some. Very collectible now.

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    boyo79boyo79 Warrington, UK Posts: 6,525
    We are becoming merch whores. The posters are awesome and the T-shirts are pretty cool, but a backpack.....Really? Why do people feel they need all of this shit? I agree with Passim, it will be funny to see Pearl Jam Condoms when they come out.


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    The "fuck the establishment" view of the early PJ is what I fell in love with. But, money changes people I guess :cry:
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    CROJAM95CROJAM95 Posts: 9,163
    The "fuck the establishment" view of the early PJ is what I fell in love with. But, money changes people I guess :cry:

    The fans demand these items. People start threads about it all the time

    Damned if you do, damned if you don't

    If there was no demand, the products wouldn't be manufactured
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    PorchsitterPorchsitter Loganville, GA Posts: 1,069
    Personally, I like the way they did the posters in '08. You bought a wristband, saw the show and picked up your poster on the way out. Sure, in the end you had to stand in two lines, but that's the price of not having to worry about the poster the whole show, and it was a good way to control how many posters somebody could buy.
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    If people didn't buy stuff at inflated prices, there'd be no secondary market. No one is forcing you to part with your hard earned cash for any of this. I've see these posts on every freaking board I go to - classic audio equipment, Hot Wheels, Transformers, etc. Same shiz, different board.
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    boyo79boyo79 Warrington, UK Posts: 6,525
    Predaking wrote:
    If people didn't buy stuff at inflated prices, there'd be no secondary market. No one is forcing you to part with your hard earned cash for any of this. I've see these posts on every freaking board I go to - classic audio equipment, Hot Wheels, Transformers, etc. Same shiz, different board.


    Very much. Its not just Pearl Jam merch/tickets where this happens!
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    demetrios wrote:
    Staceb10 wrote:
    The posters should be limited to 2 per person. Any more than that, and they KNOW they are flipping them. Some guy bought 100 posters at PJ20. wtf is someone doing with 100 posters if not flipping them?

    Say that again? A guy bought 100 posters @ Alpine Valley? :shock:

    Yep. One of the Alpine employees was helping look through lost and found and he was telling me about it. It was crazy.
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    BF89905BF89905 Posts: 1,341
    I don't agree with the flipping practice at the expense of fans, however, the flipper's reponse was kind of funny and written relatively well :)
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    Horse2345Horse2345 Posts: 3,231
    Haha he's already got van posters up on ebay
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    Fuckin idiot . No class. People like that don't get it .

    Don't sweat the small stuff, it's people like him that make you appreciate all the good people on this earth, and the good always outnumber the a***holes!

    Karma, people, will take care of him, trust me.
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    demetriosdemetrios Canada Posts: 87,852
    Staceb10 wrote:
    demetrios wrote:
    Staceb10 wrote:
    The posters should be limited to 2 per person. Any more than that, and they KNOW they are flipping them. Some guy bought 100 posters at PJ20. wtf is someone doing with 100 posters if not flipping them?

    Say that again? A guy bought 100 posters @ Alpine Valley? :shock:

    Yep. One of the Alpine employees was helping look through lost and found and he was telling me about it. It was crazy.

    Did he buy all 100 prints at one merchandise table / one transaction or take turns every few hours coming back & forth to the tables? Cause damn!!! How is that possible for one man to do that? :shock:
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    CROJAM95CROJAM95 Posts: 9,163
    Is there an option at shows now to buy a fuckin gross of posters like bottle rockets on 4th of July

    That's a venue problem, it's hard to enforce these rules with some of the dopes working the merch booths
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    i don't have a problem with people flipping items. they aren't forcing anyone to purchase them so where's the harm? the buyer knows he/she is overpaying and it's their choice.
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    i don't have a problem with people flipping items. they aren't forcing anyone to purchase them so where's the harm?

    The harm is buying in mass and cheating all the people who are buying the way the market is ethically set-up out of a poster.

    Laws are out there to deal with black and white issues. Ethics are out there to deal with gray areas in life and we as adults are suppose to be able to self-regulate ourselves. Most have an understanding of how to treat others with this innate social responsibility....a few don't; another douche is born.

    There's not much you can do other than understand that they have some sad mental/social/emotional issues that go way beyond something as trifling as poster flipping. Let them be the one's who have to deal with those issues..don't make it your problem.
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    Sawyer wrote:
    .....I called out this asshole jodeci78 on expressobeans and ebay for selling 9 emeks. here's his response:

    Sawyer wrote:Oh..I've figured it out. People like you join the tenclub to sell a backpack for $500 or go to the merch booths outside the venue and load up on posters to flip......you're sleazy bro. And judging by your ebay photos you have quite the husband and wife business going.....unless you wear nail polish....hope those go better there than here.



    What I'm doing isn't sleazy, its the RIGHT thing to do. I'm providing an opportunity to someone who wasn't at the show to obtain something special that they otherwise won't have an opportunity to obtain. This opportunity comes at a price. If you want to wait until Pearl Jam sells it on their own website, its your choice to do so.

    Sleazy having a merch booth outside so you can squeeze every last dollar from every city.
    Sleazy is going city to city, tweaking a popular sports team logo to make money off them.
    Sleazy is charging $35 for a t-shirt that costs $5.
    Sleazy is selling a stupid backpack with a $3 patch sewn on.
    Sleazy is selling a poster for $30 that costs $3 to make.
    Sleazy is selling a $5 poster tube to protect a $30 poster.
    Sleazy is an $7 beer.

    Were you at the show?
    Did you not call any of your friends at the show?
    DId I personally cheat you out of a poster?
    If you're a part of the Pearl Jam community, and spreading around this 'good karma' then why didn't one of the 15,000 people at the show not 'hook you up' with a poster?

    Explain to me why I should sell you a poster at a price thats fair to you.

    The poster sales are going pretty good. in 24 hours, I've sold 2 posters here, and 2 on ebay. At the price I'm selling them, I've already re-couped my costs, and made a small profit. Now knowing how hard these posters will be to obtain, I might even increase the price to about $225 plus shipping.

    As for my ebay, you should come visit back in a couple weeks. I'll be adding new items, including some autographs of U2, Madonna, and maybe some of my Neil Young autographs. But if the Ron English poster is a knockout, check back soon, i'll have those posters in even greater quantities. Thank Pearl Jam for allowing me to buy merch in the afternoon. It saves me a lot of time.

    Cheers!

    I honestly had no idea what the ten club was... but i'm joining now, just so i can buy tickets & other merch for re-sale. Yes I'm doing this out of spite.

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    Really dude. This is no different than you buying a poster with the DIRECT intent on trading it. You bought a poster at PJ20 and came on here the next day trying to trade it. You may not have been flipping for money, but it was still flipping. You also tried to trade a 7 inch from record store day for tickets to an Ed show. Either way, you bought two of something and a fan at the show are the store missed out on one. True story my friend.
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    Abe FromanAbe Froman Posts: 5,064
    Get_Right wrote:
    I have no problem with people flipping merchandise.
    Its a free country and you cant blame people for trying to make a buck these days.

    Dont hate the playa, hate the game.
    I have a serious problem with it. There are better ways to "make a buck" while still having a little integrity.

    Fuck him and all the other flippers.
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    It's the 10 Clubs fault that items are getting flipped from shows not this guys fault. If they limited the posters to 1 per person we wouldn't have any issues. If the continue to let one person buy 50 to 100 posters this will continue.
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    Wma31394Wma31394 Posts: 3,045
    It's the 10 Clubs fault that items are getting flipped from shows not this guys fault. If they limited the posters to 1 per person we wouldn't have any issues. If the continue to let one person buy 50 to 100 posters this will continue.

    Yup.
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    Wma31394 wrote:
    It's the 10 Clubs fault that items are getting flipped from shows not this guys fault. If they limited the posters to 1 per person we wouldn't have any issues. If the continue to let one person buy 50 to 100 posters this will continue.

    Yup.

    It's almost like they are making profits off of it. They know its an issue and refuse to have a poster pre-order for people who purchased tickets for that show.
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    vant0037vant0037 Posts: 6,071
    JimmyV wrote:
    I want to be more upset about this than I am. I hate these guys, I really do, but as long as 10C pumps out limited edition merchandise they will continue to thrive. The best advice is what has been stated above -- DO NOT BUY FROM THEM.

    Also, the merchandise booths outside of the venue makes it so much easier for all of us to stash our goods and relax during the shows. I don't want to them go away because they are being exploited in this way.

    Agree 100%. While it sucks that these guys buy shit just to flip it online for 5x what the item is worth or originally sold for, isn't at least half the problem that we as fans just can't live without this stuff? At PJ20, I stood in line for a poster on day 1 for nearly 2.5 hours. I chose NOT to do that on day 2 and didn't get a poster. I still have a choice though: I can choose to pay a ridiculous amount for the poster, or I can just do without it. Its really not that big of a deal.

    I just reminds me of the addict being pissed off that his dealer charges him so much. None of us need this stuff in the first place, yet we continue to buy it and pay ridiculous prices or wait in line in the rain while intoxicated 2.5 hours for a damn poster. Why are we surprised that there are entrepreneurial individuals who see a way to capitalize off our sick poster/vinyl/t-shirt/bootleg/backpack addictions?

    I think it sucks to have to pay so much for a poster or vinyl, but the reality is, the problem starts with us.
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    Wma31394Wma31394 Posts: 3,045
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    It's the 10 Clubs fault that items are getting flipped from shows not this guys fault. If they limited the posters to 1 per person we wouldn't have any issues. If the continue to let one person buy 50 to 100 posters this will continue.

    It's almost like they are making profits off of it. They know its an issue and refuse to have a poster pre-order for people who purchased tickets for that show.

    Yea good point..they should have the preorder at the point you buy tenclub tix..2 tenclub tix..2 posters. Most people buy posters regarldless of the looks of it since they just want the show poster.
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    LaddieLaddie Posts: 301
    Really dude. This is no different than you buying a poster with the DIRECT intent on trading it. You bought a poster at PJ20 and came on here the next day trying to trade it. You may not have been flipping for money, but it was still flipping. You also tried to trade a 7 inch from record store day for tickets to an Ed show. Either way, you bought two of something and a fan at the show are the store missed out on one. True story my friend.

    I thought the same thing. Let's not forget Sawyer trying to trade several Target backspacer shirts for city-specific sports shirts. I believe his argument was that he was simply following supply-demand and market values and blah blah blah. Sorry Freckles.
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    on2legson2legs Standing in the Jersey rain… Posts: 14,433
    Laddie wrote:

    I thought the same thing. Let's not forget Sawyer trying to trade several Target backspacer shirts for city-specific sports shirts. I believe his argument was that he was simply following supply-demand and market values and blah blah blah. Sorry Freckles.

    :shock:

    Or bragging about buying big money seats on the secondary market for PJ20.
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    demetrios wrote:
    Staceb10 wrote:
    Yep. One of the Alpine employees was helping look through lost and found and he was telling me about it. It was crazy.

    Did he buy all 100 prints at one merchandise table / one transaction or take turns every few hours coming back & forth to the tables? Cause damn!!! How is that possible for one man to do that? :shock:

    I saw 2 people leaving the stand with each other that had a minimum of 50 posters each. I'd estimate the stacks being close to 2 inches thick.
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    demetrios wrote:
    Staceb10 wrote:
    Yep. One of the Alpine employees was helping look through lost and found and he was telling me about it. It was crazy.

    Did he buy all 100 prints at one merchandise table / one transaction or take turns every few hours coming back & forth to the tables? Cause damn!!! How is that possible for one man to do that? :shock:

    I saw 2 people leaving the stand with each other that had a minimum of 50 posters each. I'd estimate the stacks being close to 2 inches thick.


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    i don't have a problem with people flipping items. they aren't forcing anyone to purchase them so where's the harm?

    The harm is buying in mass and cheating all the people who are buying the way the market is ethically set-up out of a poster.

    Laws are out there to deal with black and white issues. Ethics are out there to deal with gray areas in life and we as adults are suppose to be able to self-regulate ourselves. Most have an understanding of how to treat others with this innate social responsibility....a few don't; another douche is born.

    There's not much you can do other than understand that they have some sad mental/social/emotional issues that go way beyond something as trifling as poster flipping. Let them be the one's who have to deal with those issues..don't make it your problem.

    sorry, i never took into consideration the people he/she was screwing over at the concerts. yeah, i can see now why people get upset. i just thought people were pissed because they were paying hundreds more than the original price lol
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