StubHub?
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I have purchased tickets for concerts and sporting event tickets from stubhub without any problems. I have also used them to sell tickets without any problems.
They do tack on some fees but its not to bad. However if you wait till the last minute they add even more fees so just be advised.
I have also used the ticketexchange through ticketmaster to purchase tickets for PSU football games. I think they have less fees but I dont know if you can get concert tickets off of there.
They do tack on some fees but its not to bad. However if you wait till the last minute they add even more fees so just be advised.
I have also used the ticketexchange through ticketmaster to purchase tickets for PSU football games. I think they have less fees but I dont know if you can get concert tickets off of there.
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I buy almost all my baseball tickets second hand now, either from stubhub or craigslist ads. I usually pay less than it would cost to buy from the team and/or get better seats.
Only once did I have a problem where the electronic transfer feature was not working and I had to end up picking them up in person from the seller (or could have relied on "will call". These were from a craigslist ad and it was the team's electronic transfer system for season ticket holders, not stub hub's.
Only once did I have a problem where the electronic transfer feature was not working and I had to end up picking them up in person from the seller (or could have relied on "will call". These were from a craigslist ad and it was the team's electronic transfer system for season ticket holders, not stub hub's.
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We used Stubhub three times this season for SEC football games and it has worked out great. Their website is very user friendly with the way you can see what is available in each section, etc.. They also offer a guarantee. We were not happy at one game because we could not pick up the itckets until two hours before game time, but that may have had to to with us waiting so late to buy them. Otherwise, it has worked out well and we will keep using them.
Oh and by the way, here's a tip for getting good prices on Stub Hub. Around 4 - 5 days before the event, the listing will expire (ex. Sunday concert , listing expires previous Wednesday at noon) sellers drop prices dramatically. This is for paper tickets, e-tickets sell up until a few hours before event.
As the expiration nears, the shipping rates go up and delivery time becomes an issue. Once our listings expire, we have the option of mailing them(at our expense) to a local service center where you pick them up in person.
I've sold way below face value just to get anything from my unused tickets.
As the expiration nears, the shipping rates go up and delivery time becomes an issue. Once our listings expire, we have the option of mailing them(at our expense) to a local service center where you pick them up in person.
I've sold way below face value just to get anything from my unused tickets.
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Re: StubHub?
I've used them twice to purchase tickets for Major League Soccer games, with no problems.
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