[ SECRET POST #4149 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4149 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If that's what they were selling for on the resale market, then that was their actual market value.

If you want to solve scalping, there are basically 4 ways to do it. 1) increase the price of tickets. 2) dramatically increase the supply of tickets by playing lots more shows/in bigger venues. 3) institute extremely draconian restrictions on ticket use to prevent people from transferring tickets and accept that it's a total lottery. 4) end capitalism.

[(Anonymous)]

Uhhhh, have a limit on how many tickets someone can buy and have the ticket placed in a specific name on purchase.

[(Anonymous)]

I doubt the actual tickets for Hamilton were valued at $400+ or $1500 for 'platinum' tickets.

Especially since when I tried to buy them, literally the minute they went on sale, the cheapest seats were about $85 and the rest were about $135-$200 depending on proximity to the stage.