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Ticket Buddy Question
This is my first time purchasing 10c tickets. I got tickets for both Seattle shows and Boston 2. However I am thinking about coming out for Boston 1. I know people offer tickets on here so getting one won’t be an issue.
I have a ticket for night 2 that I am willing to trade with someone for night 1(which I understand is ok to do).
However because of my membership number, my seat won’t be the premium ones(unless I win the 1,2,9,10 lottery). If possible I was looking to trade with someone with a much higher number to get as close as possible(Never had the opportunity to stand so close).
I know that it is quite frowned upon to sell for more than face value on here so my question is:
Would you do anything for that person(legally of course) because if the difference in seat quality?
I have a ticket for night 2 that I am willing to trade with someone for night 1(which I understand is ok to do).
However because of my membership number, my seat won’t be the premium ones(unless I win the 1,2,9,10 lottery). If possible I was looking to trade with someone with a much higher number to get as close as possible(Never had the opportunity to stand so close).
I know that it is quite frowned upon to sell for more than face value on here so my question is:
Would you do anything for that person(legally of course) because if the difference in seat quality?
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I don't have tickets, BTW.
Anyone that has a primo seat will likely already be hooked up with a ticket buddy that owes them for life for getting them close -- or, more likely, someone with a similarly low 10 Club # to swap for the other Boston show.
You want someone with a much lower #. Higher is worse. (Unfortunately I know it all too well.)
You can always go for GA at some point if you go to a venue that has it and if you get it, you can wait in line to get super close and get in line at the end to still get a good view (depending on your height)
If you joined in 2009 your seats should not be too bad. I joined after you in 2010 (or so it says ) and my seats are usually not too bad. They suck compared to someone from the early 90s, of course, but I can see and I can hear and I am around other 10C fans.
I think just posting what your # range is and saying you are looking to swap extras for the other night with a member with a great number is enough. Maybe someone will be there and be happy to sit with you for a few nights...even if the night w/their tickets is closer.
Short answer is it is against the 10c rules