[ SECRET POST #5799 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5799 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

But even something like physical tickets significantly cuts down on the amount of reselling that takes place. If buying a resold ticket requires a physical copy of the ticket to change hands (or a bracelet, or dongle, or whatever), that on its own would significantly cut down on the amount of organized ticket reselling that would go on.

It would generally be very annoying and intrusive for fans, and it wouldn't eliminate reselling entirely. But stuff like that does have a real effect. And there's more involved stuff that primary ticketsellers can do - I actually used to work in the industry but it's been years ago so I don't remember all the ins and outs. But bottom line, it is possible for ticket-sellers to have an effect on this stuff.