Seat Confirmations - Week of Jan. 27

Dlmartin1984 · January 2020

The login information you use for standard Ticketmaster.com is Potentially different than if you went to the account manager page for say the Preds.

You wouldn’t just randomly have a Preds account.

The only way you have one is this drawing created an account for you based on what email you used when filling out your ticket request, and if you selected Nashville and won. I changed my email after submitting. When I tried to login with my new email, it didn’t work. My old one? That input on the request form? It worked.

It’s the same way for Denver and OKC.

Normally only season ticket holders even have accounts for these pages.

All of that said, it is highly likely all of the tickets are sitting in our accounts. 10C is just probably trying to make sure everything is right.

IlliniGuy76 · January 2020

Dlmartin1984 said:

The login information you use for standard Ticketmaster.com is Potentially different than if you went to the account manager page for say the Preds.
You wouldn’t just randomly have a Preds account.
The only way you have one is this drawing created an account for you based on what email you used when filling out your ticket request, and if you selected Nashville and won. I changed my email after submitting. When I tried to login with my new email, it didn’t work. My old one? That input on the request form? It worked.

It’s the same way for Denver and OKC.

Normally only season ticket holders even have accounts for these pages.

All of that said, it is highly likely all of the tickets are sitting in our accounts. 10C is just probably trying to make sure everything is right.

Or just truly waiting till late in the day on Friday to email everyone their ticket locations & not have to deal - this week - with the flood of angry 10c members who felt they were slighted on their seat locations in comparison to their 10c number.

gettingright · January 2020

My tickets for Denver are also not there anymore. But, according to the app at one time, I got selected for GA (BA original selection), so I am assuming that is going to stay the same. Cautiously not gutted, but mentally prepared for a William Wallace level gutting.

Lerxst1992 · January 2020

PB11041 said:

Saltzy23 said:

pbultimate said:

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

Im being serious cause i’ve never heard of F2F until this yr.

is it already in place for other acts or is it a new system they may be designing?

It's a new thing for me as well. I'm pretty sure it's a new thing they are trying in general.

I get the overall idea, even if I may disagree with it in many ways, but at least get the damn execution of it right.

My personal belief is that if someone gets shut out of a show and is willing to pay market price to get in, they should be allowed to in a free market capitalist society, but I also understand that people are sick of people acquiring tickets SOLELY so that they can flip them and make a bundle of cash.

Having like 3 more weeks before these F2F marketplaces open up sucks one way or the other though.

Just, why?

that is not how markets work, the buyer of goods is not the only determining factor in an economic system, the producer is allowed to set prices and adjust or not adjust based on their choice

Producer only sets the wholesale markets, not resale.

In this case the producer is setting an artificially low price, and trying to prohibit the market to correct.

Then the producer is trying to artificially restrict resale supply, something that can not be successfully 100% accomplished.

So the result is that pairs of tickets that do squeeze out into the market, are 15 TIMES more expensive than comparable performer tickets.

Dlmartin1984 · January 2020

IlliniGuy76 said:

Dlmartin1984 said:

The login information you use for standard Ticketmaster.com is Potentially different than if you went to the account manager page for say the Preds.
You wouldn’t just randomly have a Preds account.
The only way you have one is this drawing created an account for you based on what email you used when filling out your ticket request, and if you selected Nashville and won. I changed my email after submitting. When I tried to login with my new email, it didn’t work. My old one? That input on the request form? It worked.

It’s the same way for Denver and OKC.

Normally only season ticket holders even have accounts for these pages.

All of that said, it is highly likely all of the tickets are sitting in our accounts. 10C is just probably trying to make sure everything is right.

Or just truly waiting till late in the day on Friday to email everyone their ticket locations & not have to deal - this week - with the flood of angry 10c members who felt they were slighted on their seat locations in comparison to their 10c number.

True. But an auto email response would suffice. If you don’t like where your seat is, you can choose to not put in for 10C lottery tickets in the future.

IlliniGuy76 · January 2020

Dlmartin1984 said:

IlliniGuy76 said:

Dlmartin1984 said:

The login information you use for standard Ticketmaster.com is Potentially different than if you went to the account manager page for say the Preds.
You wouldn’t just randomly have a Preds account.
The only way you have one is this drawing created an account for you based on what email you used when filling out your ticket request, and if you selected Nashville and won. I changed my email after submitting. When I tried to login with my new email, it didn’t work. My old one? That input on the request form? It worked.

It’s the same way for Denver and OKC.

Normally only season ticket holders even have accounts for these pages.

All of that said, it is highly likely all of the tickets are sitting in our accounts. 10C is just probably trying to make sure everything is right.

Or just truly waiting till late in the day on Friday to email everyone their ticket locations & not have to deal - this week - with the flood of angry 10c members who felt they were slighted on their seat locations in comparison to their 10c number.

True. But an auto email response would suffice. If you don’t like where your seat is, you can choose to not put in for 10C lottery tickets in the future.

10c wouldn't have an auto response on just for this via their 10c email address; no reason to. People have other issues/topics they need to email 10c for and having an auto email on something like this would be terrible customer service.

mpedone · January 2020

Lerxst1992 said:

PB11041 said:

Saltzy23 said:

pbultimate said:

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

Im being serious cause i’ve never heard of F2F until this yr.

is it already in place for other acts or is it a new system they may be designing?

It's a new thing for me as well. I'm pretty sure it's a new thing they are trying in general.

I get the overall idea, even if I may disagree with it in many ways, but at least get the damn execution of it right.

My personal belief is that if someone gets shut out of a show and is willing to pay market price to get in, they should be allowed to in a free market capitalist society, but I also understand that people are sick of people acquiring tickets SOLELY so that they can flip them and make a bundle of cash.

Having like 3 more weeks before these F2F marketplaces open up sucks one way or the other though.

Just, why?

that is not how markets work, the buyer of goods is not the only determining factor in an economic system, the producer is allowed to set prices and adjust or not adjust based on their choice

Producer only sets the wholesale markets, not resale.

In this case the producer is setting an artificially low price, and trying to prohibit the market to correct.

Then the producer is trying to artificially restrict resale supply, something that can not be successfully 100% accomplished.

So the result is that pairs of tickets that do squeeze out into the market, are 15 TIMES more expensive than comparable performer tickets.

Solution: producer sets an absurdly high price, like 15 times what the most expensive MSG ticket is going for now. There's no secondary market if there's no primary market!

IlliniGuy76 · January 2020

Lerxst1992 said:

PB11041 said:

Saltzy23 said:

pbultimate said:

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

Im being serious cause i’ve never heard of F2F until this yr.

is it already in place for other acts or is it a new system they may be designing?

It's a new thing for me as well. I'm pretty sure it's a new thing they are trying in general.

I get the overall idea, even if I may disagree with it in many ways, but at least get the damn execution of it right.

My personal belief is that if someone gets shut out of a show and is willing to pay market price to get in, they should be allowed to in a free market capitalist society, but I also understand that people are sick of people acquiring tickets SOLELY so that they can flip them and make a bundle of cash.

Having like 3 more weeks before these F2F marketplaces open up sucks one way or the other though.

Just, why?

that is not how markets work, the buyer of goods is not the only determining factor in an economic system, the producer is allowed to set prices and adjust or not adjust based on their choice

Producer only sets the wholesale markets, not resale.

In this case the producer is setting an artificially low price, and trying to prohibit the market to correct.

Then the producer is trying to artificially restrict resale supply, something that can not be successfully 100% accomplished.

So the result is that pairs of tickets that do squeeze out into the market, are 15 TIMES more expensive than comparable performer tickets.

And in the few instances where tickets leak (NY & DEN), oh well - the overall effort has been beyond successful in what they were trying to accomplish (as many tickets in 10c members hands & limited third party resale sites getting their hands on said tickets). People would have an issue with Jesus Christ coming back & personally handing tickets to every single 10c member.

HesCalledDyer · January 2020

This thread is fucking hilarious!

OceansJenny · January 2020

This board

JimmyV · January 2020

OceansJenny said:

This board

Spot on.

Dlmartin1984 · January 2020

IlliniGuy76 said:

Dlmartin1984 said:

IlliniGuy76 said:

Dlmartin1984 said:

The login information you use for standard Ticketmaster.com is Potentially different than if you went to the account manager page for say the Preds.
You wouldn’t just randomly have a Preds account.
The only way you have one is this drawing created an account for you based on what email you used when filling out your ticket request, and if you selected Nashville and won. I changed my email after submitting. When I tried to login with my new email, it didn’t work. My old one? That input on the request form? It worked.

It’s the same way for Denver and OKC.

Normally only season ticket holders even have accounts for these pages.

All of that said, it is highly likely all of the tickets are sitting in our accounts. 10C is just probably trying to make sure everything is right.

Or just truly waiting till late in the day on Friday to email everyone their ticket locations & not have to deal - this week - with the flood of angry 10c members who felt they were slighted on their seat locations in comparison to their 10c number.

True. But an auto email response would suffice. If you don’t like where your seat is, you can choose to not put in for 10C lottery tickets in the future.

10c wouldn't have an auto response on just for this via their 10c email address; no reason to. People have other issues/topics they need to email 10c for and having an auto email on something like this would be terrible customer service.

IlliniGuy76 said:

Dlmartin1984 said:

IlliniGuy76 said:

Dlmartin1984 said:

The login information you use for standard Ticketmaster.com is Potentially different than if you went to the account manager page for say the Preds.
You wouldn’t just randomly have a Preds account.
The only way you have one is this drawing created an account for you based on what email you used when filling out your ticket request, and if you selected Nashville and won. I changed my email after submitting. When I tried to login with my new email, it didn’t work. My old one? That input on the request form? It worked.

It’s the same way for Denver and OKC.

Normally only season ticket holders even have accounts for these pages.

All of that said, it is highly likely all of the tickets are sitting in our accounts. 10C is just probably trying to make sure everything is right.

Or just truly waiting till late in the day on Friday to email everyone their ticket locations & not have to deal - this week - with the flood of angry 10c members who felt they were slighted on their seat locations in comparison to their 10c number.

True. But an auto email response would suffice. If you don’t like where your seat is, you can choose to not put in for 10C lottery tickets in the future.

10c wouldn't have an auto response on just for this via their 10c email address; no reason to. People have other issues/topics they need to email 10c for and having an auto email on something like this would be terrible customer service.

Satire is lost.

Axilla · January 2020

It's really cool that PJ is attempting to pry back some of the control over the ticketing experience from Ticketmaster. Unfortunately it seems that there is no stopping Ticketmaster's monopoly at this point and fans competing with bots/scalpers is a losing fight. So while they have had to partner up with a former enemy, they are attempting to stabilize the sky-rocketing concert ticket market and cut out the parasite scalpers at the same time. It will be interesting to see how the fan to fan exchange works out but I applaud the band for using their muscle to try to fix things. From the looks of things so far, ten club secured all the best seats for all the shows in the lottery so I think most of us will be very happy tomorrow when emails go out.

hihobibo · January 2020

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

The wait should be there. It seems so many people are ready to SELL on the exchange right now than buy. But why? We were only offered the tickets a couple weeks ago. Don't put in if you aren't going to go. This site now gives everyone an out, so they can get the thrill of winning the lottery, but then change their mind about flying across the country to actually go. The rumors thread was accurate for a few weeks ahead of the announcement, enough time to prepare plans in case you won.

mpedone · January 2020

hihobibo said:

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

The wait should be there. It seems so many people are ready to SELL on the exchange right now than buy. But why? We were only offered the tickets a couple weeks ago. Don't put in if you aren't going to go. This site now gives everyone an out, so they can get the thrill of winning the lottery, but then change their mind about flying across the country to actually go. The rumors thread was accurate for a few weeks ahead of the announcement, enough time to prepare plans in case you won.

I think a lot of people are hoping to get tickets to MSG and/or Baltimore (and all the others, obviously) via the F2F exchange. Way more than are eager to sell.

OceansJenny · January 2020

mpedone said:

hihobibo said:

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

The wait should be there. It seems so many people are ready to SELL on the exchange right now than buy. But why? We were only offered the tickets a couple weeks ago. Don't put in if you aren't going to go. This site now gives everyone an out, so they can get the thrill of winning the lottery, but then change their mind about flying across the country to actually go. The rumors thread was accurate for a few weeks ahead of the announcement, enough time to prepare plans in case you won.

I think a lot of people are hoping to get tickets to MSG and/or Baltimore (and all the others, obviously) via the F2F exchange. Way more than are eager to sell.

It’s going to be a bloodbath that’s for sure.

It sucks because I would still want these two shows even if PJ had 10 east coast dates. Oh well.

RoleModelsinBlood31 · January 2020

IlliniGuy76 said:

Lerxst1992 said:

PB11041 said:

Saltzy23 said:

pbultimate said:

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

Im being serious cause i’ve never heard of F2F until this yr.

is it already in place for other acts or is it a new system they may be designing?

It's a new thing for me as well. I'm pretty sure it's a new thing they are trying in general.

I get the overall idea, even if I may disagree with it in many ways, but at least get the damn execution of it right.

My personal belief is that if someone gets shut out of a show and is willing to pay market price to get in, they should be allowed to in a free market capitalist society, but I also understand that people are sick of people acquiring tickets SOLELY so that they can flip them and make a bundle of cash.

Having like 3 more weeks before these F2F marketplaces open up sucks one way or the other though.

Just, why?

that is not how markets work, the buyer of goods is not the only determining factor in an economic system, the producer is allowed to set prices and adjust or not adjust based on their choice

Producer only sets the wholesale markets, not resale.

In this case the producer is setting an artificially low price, and trying to prohibit the market to correct.

Then the producer is trying to artificially restrict resale supply, something that can not be successfully 100% accomplished.

So the result is that pairs of tickets that do squeeze out into the market, are 15 TIMES more expensive than comparable performer tickets.

And in the few instances where tickets leak (NY & DEN), oh well - the overall effort has been beyond successful in what they were trying to accomplish (as many tickets in 10c members hands & limited third party resale sites getting their hands on said tickets). People would have an issue with Jesus Christ coming back & personally handing tickets to every single 10c member.

Lol, we get it. Illiniguy 😍 10c and TM.

mpedone · January 2020

OceansJenny said:

mpedone said:

hihobibo said:

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

The wait should be there. It seems so many people are ready to SELL on the exchange right now than buy. But why? We were only offered the tickets a couple weeks ago. Don't put in if you aren't going to go. This site now gives everyone an out, so they can get the thrill of winning the lottery, but then change their mind about flying across the country to actually go. The rumors thread was accurate for a few weeks ahead of the announcement, enough time to prepare plans in case you won.

I think a lot of people are hoping to get tickets to MSG and/or Baltimore (and all the others, obviously) via the F2F exchange. Way more than are eager to sell.

It’s going to be a bloodbath that’s for sure.

It sucks because I would still want these two shows even if PJ had 10 east coast dates. Oh well.

Yup. I will be trying for Baltimore tickets. If they were playing in New England, I might not... But then again, Baltimore is such an easy trip from Manchester

UseUrIllusions · January 2020

hihobibo said:

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

The wait should be there. It seems so many people are ready to SELL on the exchange right now than buy. But why? We were only offered the tickets a couple weeks ago. Don't put in if you aren't going to go. This site now gives everyone an out, so they can get the thrill of winning the lottery, but then change their mind about flying across the country to actually go. The rumors thread was accurate for a few weeks ahead of the announcement, enough time to prepare plans in case you won.

Probably due to the hype. You will see even more action closer to showtime.

estarr31 · January 2020

Saltzy23 said:

pbultimate said:

Saltzy23 said:

mcgruff10 said:

I don't understand why they don't release the ticket info to all since it seems like everything is in place.

It's absurd.

The F2F marketplaces should all be up as well.

There is literally no reason to keep waiting. Not so that they know where they are sitting as much as opening up the marketplaces to allow people to start posting and buying if they are looking.

I do not understand why we need to wait until mid-late February to be able to buy any secondary tickets for any shows that are not NYC or CO.

Im being serious cause i’ve never heard of F2F until this yr.

is it already in place for other acts or is it a new system they may be designing?

It's a new thing for me as well. I'm pretty sure it's a new thing they are trying in general.

I get the overall idea, even if I may disagree with it in many ways, but at least get the damn execution of it right.

My personal belief is that if someone gets shut out of a show and is willing to pay market price to get in, they should be allowed to in a free market capitalist society, but I also understand that people are sick of people acquiring tickets SOLELY so that they can flip them and make a bundle of cash.

Having like 3 more weeks before these F2F marketplaces open up sucks one way or the other though.

Just, why?

10C has always limited resale of tickets. This is the first year they're even allowing tickets to be known before the week of the show. Not sure why they went all-in on ticketmaster but I guess it has to deal with logistics/ease and the larger number of 10C tickets as part of their deal. I didn't think the previous system needed tweaking though but the crowds should be fun being majority 10C.

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