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froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 04 Mar 2014, 19:04
by tilt
im looking to get 6 tickets, would u stand more chance getting 6 at once together, or 2 of us try get 3 each dont know which to try as will all sell out quick. does anybody know the price range of tickets? i will b lookin for 150-200 ish

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 04 Mar 2014, 19:16
by mickey1975
tilt wrote:im looking to get 6 tickets, would u stand more chance getting 6 at once together, or 2 of us try get 3 each dont know which to try as will all sell out quick. does anybody know the price range of tickets? i will b lookin for 150-200 ish
Go for 6.

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 04 Mar 2014, 19:21
by tilt
wont tha b harder tho maybe to get 6 together or reckn it will b ok? only got 2 last time an got threw straight away

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 05 Mar 2014, 01:32
by MarkMcBurney
£30, £40, £60, £80, £100, £150, £250, £500, VIP.

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 05 Mar 2014, 04:15
by mickey1975
See Tickets, the seller for this fight, can be frustrating, and you will end up with a "service is busy" page for quite a while. You probably won't even get through on the phones. Persist though, as you should get some in the end. Loads will be set aside for the coach packages which will be available long after the general sale has sold out. On the plus side, the sale starts on a Monday dinner time when nothing else goes on sale and, despite it being a huge fight, is not that massive for See. When Beyoncé or the major festivals or people of that level go on sale, it can be up to a million people all trying! It's always a Friday morning as well when all events go on sale so it's ridiculously busy.

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 09:21
by MarkMcBurney

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 09:34
by leforge
mickey1975 wrote:See Tickets, the seller for this fight, can be frustrating, and you will end up with a "service is busy" page for quite a while. You probably won't even get through on the phones. Persist though, as you should get some in the end. Loads will be set aside for the coach packages which will be available long after the general sale has sold out. On the plus side, the sale starts on a Monday dinner time when nothing else goes on sale and, despite it being a huge fight, is not that massive for See. When Beyoncé or the major festivals or people of that level go on sale, it can be up to a million people all trying! It's always a Friday morning as well when all events go on sale so it's ridiculously busy.
Very true seetickets should be able to cope with the demand as it wont be that excessive.

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 09:40
by ste1983
mickey1975 wrote:See Tickets, the seller for this fight, can be frustrating, and you will end up with a "service is busy" page for quite a while. You probably won't even get through on the phones. Persist though, as you should get some in the end. Loads will be set aside for the coach packages which will be available long after the general sale has sold out. On the plus side, the sale starts on a Monday dinner time when nothing else goes on sale and, despite it being a huge fight, is not that massive for See. When Beyoncé or the major festivals or people of that level go on sale, it can be up to a million people all trying! It's always a Friday morning as well when all events go on sale so it's ridiculously busy.
are they definitely doing coach packages, I've been to Wembley on a see tickets coach package before (Oasis 2009) and to be honest with Wembley being shit to get away from it makes it a lot easier.

I might think about going then

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 09:47
by mickey1975
ste1983 wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:See Tickets, the seller for this fight, can be frustrating, and you will end up with a "service is busy" page for quite a while. You probably won't even get through on the phones. Persist though, as you should get some in the end. Loads will be set aside for the coach packages which will be available long after the general sale has sold out. On the plus side, the sale starts on a Monday dinner time when nothing else goes on sale and, despite it being a huge fight, is not that massive for See. When Beyoncé or the major festivals or people of that level go on sale, it can be up to a million people all trying! It's always a Friday morning as well when all events go on sale so it's ridiculously busy.
are they definitely doing coach packages, I've been to Wembley on a see tickets coach package before (Oasis 2009) and to be honest with Wembley being poo to get away from it makes it a lot easier.

I might think about going then
Yes.

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 09:49
by mickey1975
Another thing with See Tickets, they always tick the ticket insurance box for you automatically so you end up paying a fair bit for cover that is ineffective and you don't want. Untick it!

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 09:58
by ste1983
mickey1975 wrote:Another thing with See Tickets, they always tick the ticket insurance box for you automatically so you end up paying a fair bit for cover that is ineffective and you don't want. Untick it!
yeah well annoying this when your rushing to get tickets after waiting on the 'server busy' page for about an hour!

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 11:08
by ste1983
mickey1975 wrote:
ste1983 wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:See Tickets, the seller for this fight, can be frustrating, and you will end up with a "service is busy" page for quite a while. You probably won't even get through on the phones. Persist though, as you should get some in the end. Loads will be set aside for the coach packages which will be available long after the general sale has sold out. On the plus side, the sale starts on a Monday dinner time when nothing else goes on sale and, despite it being a huge fight, is not that massive for See. When Beyoncé or the major festivals or people of that level go on sale, it can be up to a million people all trying! It's always a Friday morning as well when all events go on sale so it's ridiculously busy.
are they definitely doing coach packages, I've been to Wembley on a see tickets coach package before (Oasis 2009) and to be honest with Wembley being poo to get away from it makes it a lot easier.

I might think about going then
Yes.
do you know if those are going on sale the same time? the usually do through See

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 12:17
by AAWSS
Are they level 1 seats (101 - 144 ) bowl or pitch? :??

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 12:53
by MarkMcBurney
Bowl : existing seating

Pitch: Seats on pitch.

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Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 12:54
by lefty
What's the best ticket touting sites?

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Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 13:13
by mickey1975
columbo wrote:What's the best ticket touting sites?
Why? Are you wanting to buy to sell?

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Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 13:55
by AAWSS
MarkMcBurney wrote:Bowl : existing seating

Pitch: Seats on pitch.
Thank you! :TU:

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Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 13:56
by lefty
mickey1975 wrote:
columbo wrote:What's the best ticket touting sites?
Why? Are you wanting to buy to sell?
I wouldnt do a thing like that Mick

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 13:57
by MarkMcBurney
AAWSS wrote:
MarkMcBurney wrote:Bowl : existing seating

Pitch: Seats on pitch.
Thank you! :TU:
No worries pal - Eddie confirmed in his IFLTV video the other day that the £100 tickets are what you might think of as the seats up behind the dugouts in the lower tier, probably the ones to aim for I think.

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 14:35
by mickey1975
columbo wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:
columbo wrote:What's the best ticket touting sites?
Why? Are you wanting to buy to sell?
I wouldnt do a thing like that Mick
Why not? If you are, use Seatwave and Viagogo. Be quick to list and keep checking your mail so that once you have sold you can delete the listing on the other. You're in trouble if you sell twice...

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 14:43
by lefty
mickey1975 wrote:
columbo wrote: I wouldnt do a thing like that Mick
Why not? If you are, use Seatwave and Viagogo. Be quick to list and keep checking your mail so that once you have sold you can delete the listing on the other. You're in trouble if you sell twice...
Have you sold tickets on their?

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 14:44
by mickey1975
columbo wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:
columbo wrote: I wouldnt do a thing like that Mick
Why not? If you are, use Seatwave and Viagogo. Be quick to list and keep checking your mail so that once you have sold you can delete the listing on the other. You're in trouble if you sell twice...
Have you sold tickets on their?
Hundreds on each.

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 14:49
by lefty
mickey1975 wrote:
columbo wrote:
mickey1975 wrote: Why not? If you are, use Seatwave and Viagogo. Be quick to list and keep checking your mail so that once you have sold you can delete the listing on the other. You're in trouble if you sell twice...
Have you sold tickets on their?
Hundreds on each.
How much profit per ticket roughly?

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 14:51
by mickey1975
It varies. You can lose as well. I've hardly done any sports.

Re: froch-groves tickets?

Posted: 06 Mar 2014, 14:55
by lefty
mickey1975 wrote:It varies. You can lose as well. I've hardly done any sports.
So what kind of tickets do you normally sell then? What like concerts and stuff.