Did the people who had bought tickets before the 2 for 1

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King Tubby
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offer get offered another ticket?
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Which tickets were 2 for 1?
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All that were still left for sale.
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Me and my mate bought two tickets on the two for one offer through ticketmaster - and it still charged us full price! Not only that, we paid 5 quid each in booking fees!

Bloody cheek! Instead of paying 20 quid each, we paid 45!
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we got eff all back bought 4 175 tickets too... ah well, win some lose some
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the upper tier wasn't even open, so we ended up in some fairly decent seats in block 110
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Have Hatton's sales gone well?
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King Tubby wrote:Have Hatton's sales gone well?
Apparently not. Also the Calzaghe ticket sales weren't great. Some people were getting 2-4-1 on ringside, but the venue was fairly full.
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
King Tubby wrote:Have Hatton's sales gone well?
Apparently not. Also the Calzaghe ticket sales weren't great. Some people were getting 2-4-1 on ringside, but the venue was fairly full.
Do they book up the flights as well? Could they lose on the flights?
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King Tubby wrote:Have Hatton's sales gone well?
Nope!!!

Told the venue has not sold a lot of tickets - 2,000 brits going will make plenty of noise but its not the 8,000 they were hoping for!!!

Something tells me some of the guests of the casinos will be encouraged to go to put bums on seats!!!
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James,
The two for one offer only applied to tickets £80 + if you'd read the web site.
So, if you'd bought 2 x £80 tickets, you'd have paid £80 plus booking fee - ie the same as you paid for the cheap seats you plonker !
Didn't you move down to the dearer seats anyway ?
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I didn't book them, my stupid blind mate did.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:I didn't book them, my stupid blind mate did.
I can't really see the point in taking a blind friend to a boxing match, surely you could of got him a cheap radio, therefore saving even more money.
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twenty six wrote:James,
The two for one offer only applied to tickets £80 + if you'd read the web site.
So, if you'd bought 2 x £80 tickets, you'd have paid £80 plus booking fee - ie the same as you paid for the cheap seats you plonker !
Didn't you move down to the dearer seats anyway ?
I know some cheeky tw*t moved from the £250 seats to the £750 ones!!! :lol: :lol:
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