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Hey, I'm new here, just had a question.

How much do you think I could sell a single 11th row ticket to Camden for? This is possibly for sale depending on offers and my situation regarding attending the show. Thought I'd get your imput on prices. Thanks all.

Buffett36 wrote:Hey, I'm new here, just had a question.

How much do you think I could sell a single 11th row ticket to Camden for? This is possibly for sale depending on offers and my situation regarding attending the show. Thought I'd get your imput on prices. Thanks all.

FACE VALUE ONLY !!!!!!!!

seems a tough question for most...hopefully you purchased it through TM...which meanas you paid face value plus some charges. If you find you can not attend the show...sell it for what you paid.

Buffett36 wrote:Hey, I'm new here, just had a question.

How much do you think I could sell a single 11th row ticket to Camden for? This is possibly for sale depending on offers and my situation regarding attending the show. Thought I'd get your imput on prices. Thanks all.

Face!!!...plus a debt of gratitude!

Don't sell it for face. Contrary to popular belief, you're still a "real fan" if you sell it for what it's actually worth on the market. However, I don't think that will be *much* more than face, because it's a single ticket. Stick it on eBay and see what it brings. That's the only real way to make sure that the right person is in the seat (i.e. the person who is willing to pay the most).

Pardon my controversial opinions

YNONIN0 wrote:Don't sell it for face. Contrary to popular belief, you're still a "real fan" if you sell it for what it's actually worth on the market. However, I don't think that will be *much* more than face, because it's a single ticket. Stick it on eBay and see what it brings. That's the only real way to make sure that the right person is in the seat (i.e. the person who is willing to pay the most).

Pardon my controversial opinions

what goes around comes around....

I'll buy it for face + TM right now

PS - you came to the wrong place if you are looking for overwhelming support to get as much as you possibly can.

Agreed...there is only one option....Face Value.

I understand that I'm not supposed to sell for over face and most likely wouldn't, but what I'm asking is how much do you think I'd be able to get for it. I'm probably going to the show, just wondering what the going price on a ticket like that would be.

Isthis seat close to yours?

Methinks we have an answer...

Buffett36 wrote:I understand that I'm not supposed to sell for over face and most likely wouldn't, but what I'm asking is how much do you think I'd be able to get for it. I'm probably going to the show, just wondering what the going price on a ticket like that would be.

I'd hold out for $700 or $800 bucks, make it worth your while

Dude - if you're gonna get $275 for that ticket you need to sell it fast...there are very few people who would pay that for a single in the 11th row. 11th row isn't all that great. I was 6th row in Tampa and was very very dissatisfied.

That ticket is in the center section, mine is next to it...that one definitely isn't mine. I'm pretty certain that I'm going to the show guys, I'm just curious as to what I would be able to make on it if I were to sell it, relax.

Not to mention the fact that the ticket in that link is in row K, which is 19th row, where as mine is 11th row.

YNONIN0 wrote:Don't sell it for face. Contrary to popular belief, you're still a "real fan" if you sell it for what it's actually worth on the market. However, I don't think that will be *much* more than face, because it's a single ticket. Stick it on eBay and see what it brings. That's the only real way to make sure that the right person is in the seat (i.e. the person who is willing to pay the most).

Pardon my controversial opinions

I agree!! Yea!!! Especially all the hard work you put in to getting the show organized! You must make back your cost on the manufacturing of the ticket. I know you have to pay expenses such as road crew, instruments, audio gear...they add up after a while. "Real fan" has nothing to do with it. You put the leg work and years of schooling in being a fan. So you might as well profit.

moog wrote: I agree!! Yea!!! Especially all the hard work you put in to getting the show organized! You must make back your cost on the manufacturing of the ticket. I know you have to pay expenses such as road crew, instruments, audio gear...they add up after a while. "Real fan" has nothing to do with it. You put the leg work and years of schooling in being a fan. So you might as well profit.