Joshua breazeale tickets
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therealhustle
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Joshua breazeale tickets
I see they're plenty of tickets going for face value on certain ticket reselling sites.Still thousands for sale.
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Let's hope the touts lose a fortune ;)
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already done a tidy profit meknockout wrote:Let's hope the touts lose a fortune ;)
the trick is buy and sell quickly before demand drops, ironically I got face value tickets from stub hub and sold them within half hour on another resale 'tout' site for around 30% profit.
Can't beat them join them I put enough £ back into boxing buying tickets so have no qualms ripping off the casuals on these silly over hyped fights.
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I might even consider going for Groves-Murray
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MarkMcBurney
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Never mind resale sites - they're still available via AXS, the official outlet...therealhustle wrote:I see they're plenty of tickets going for face value on certain ticket reselling sites.Still thousands for sale.
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therealhustle
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Yes,starting at £200 each if u want a pair.MarkMcBurney wrote:Never mind resale sites - they're still available via AXS, the official outlet...therealhustle wrote:I see they're plenty of tickets going for face value on certain ticket reselling sites.Still thousands for sale.
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mickey1975
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Ive got two 90's left if anyone wants them. It was never a sell out, ever.
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How can that be - Eddie said that this sold out in a matter of minutes ?? ........mickey1975 wrote:Ive got two 90's left if anyone wants them. It was never a sell out, ever.
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mickey1975
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The Stone Roses guys are getting their fingers burnt, they added to many days to turn a profit. A good tout doesn't cry about losing a few quid, because you're still in profit from other deals. Adele was ridiculous and Catfish and the bottlemen did good money. Boxing is hard because promoters lie about sell outs!
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mickey1975
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He said that three days after they'd been on sale...bripez wrote:How can that be - Eddie said that this sold out in a matter of minutes ?? ........mickey1975 wrote:Ive got two 90's left if anyone wants them. It was never a sell out, ever.
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I've done alright on the Roses, but again got some and got em sold quickly before they added the last two dates. Plus been picking up a few for well below face value and shifting on this week. Seats will be going for about £10-£20 come 7/8pm tonight.mickey1975 wrote:The Stone Roses guys are getting their fingers burnt, they added to many days to turn a profit. A good tout doesn't cry about losing a few quid, because you're still in profit from other deals. Adele was ridiculous and Catfish and the bottlemen did good money. Boxing is hard because promoters lie about sell outs!
The name printed on ticket put me off bothering with the Adele dates, seemed after was easy to get round though
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mickey1975
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Yes, I got Peter Kay when he swore he was doing 10. He ended up doing literally hundreds. Same with Michael Jackson. You want them on at 9.05.
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mickey1975
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I met my buyers with my name printed on the ticket. It was still worthwhile.
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mickey1975
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I told friends who want Roses for Sunday night to get them outside but they won't have it.
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Same I'm actually planning on going (prob Saturday) but despite having tickets for each of the 4 days at some point never even entertained the idea of doing anything but get one outside.mickey1975 wrote:I told friends who want Roses for Sunday night to get them outside but they won't have it.
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I'd rather watch it at home on the couch sat next to my AJ lifesize cardboard cut out and wearing my #StayHumble jammies 
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Folk that profit by buying up tickets and selling them at inflated prices are utter lowlifes.
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ThereByTheGrace
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X2 the government need to step in and ban those second hand sites its a disgraceSupremo wrote:Folk that profit by buying up tickets and selling them at inflated prices are utter lowlifes.
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mickey1975
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Are pubs that sell beer for £5 a pint you can get for £1 a can utter lowlife. Or any shopkeepers or traders?
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therealhustle
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Quote of the day matemickey1975 wrote:Are pubs that sell beer for £5 a pint you can get for £1 a can utter lowlife. Or any shopkeepers or traders?
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Boxerbeetle
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Yes.mickey1975 wrote:Are pubs that sell beer for £5 a pint you can get for £1 a can utter lowlife. Or any shopkeepers or traders?
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mickey1975
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I was selling 50p cans in Glastonbury for £2 twenty years ago. I'm bad to the bone.
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the_doctor
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That's completely different.mickey1975 wrote:Are pubs that sell beer for £5 a pint you can get for £1 a can utter lowlife. Or any shopkeepers or traders?
A pub that has to pay higher rent/rates, more staff, more equipment/upkeep, higher insurance is obviously going to have to mark up higher than a bloke selling cans in a corner shop.
Its a distortion of supply and demand - there is no shortage of, say, Fosters Lager. If you want to sit at home and drink out of a can then good for you, yours for a quid. If you want to sit in a building someone else is paying for on furniture someone else has paid for and drink out of a glass someone else has paid for, pulled by bar staff someone else is paying then you're going to have to pay more than a quid for it.
Profiteering from very limited supply (in this case, tickets to a one-off event) is considerably more questionable than someone marking up beer, milk or fruit & veg.
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Mate the odd bit of touting is the least low life thing I get uptoSupremo wrote:Folk that profit by buying up tickets and selling them at inflated prices are utter lowlifes.
Let me know if you need a ticket for anything I'll do you a good price
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ste1983 wrote:Mate the odd bit of touting is the least low life thing I get uptoSupremo wrote:Folk that profit by buying up tickets and selling them at inflated prices are utter lowlifes.![]()
Let me know if you need a ticket for anything I'll do you a good price
So, what you're telling us is, you're a bit of a scumbag?