[ SECRET POST #3286 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3286 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If you use Ticketmaster, the more you buy, the better seats and offers you can get for future shows

Is this, like, a loyalty program with points you can use for discounts, or access to pre-sales, or you being offered special offers via email subscription, or what? how does that work specifically?

jw, don't mean to grill you

[fingalsanteater]

It's kind of like an unwritten rule, according to various places on the Internet... Many people, including myself, have noticed that the more you buy, better seats become available when you are trying to buy tickets your next event. Like, when you buy tickets, it just pops up with what's available according to your search parameters. So you keep refreshing for better seats. When I first started buying tickets, I was getting limited view bs and fucking nosebleeds and my fiancé would spend hours refreshing trying to get decent seats. Now it's like, hey, here's rampside Wrestlemamia tickets and um, wow, somehow they are half the price of the other tickets in this area. (Still not quite sure how I managed it.) Like, worse tickets were 10k and mine weren't even CLOSE to that much and I have a much better view. I used to not even get offers of front row seats and now those open up for me fairly often. So, it's just a trend we've noticed, but not any type of rewards program.

Also, yeah, I will get emails from venues saying so-and-so is in town on this date, be the first to buy tickets.

[(Anonymous)]

lolllllllllll fucking ticketmaster, that is shady as hell

(i mean, it's good that it's benefited you, it's just supremely shady)