Where to sell spare Rugby WC final tickets
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Hello,
Seems one can no longer sell event tickets on ebay and have to use their sister company 'stubhub.'
Any other suggestions in case none of my mates are keen? they are for the Rugby Final and for the last few weeks I have become less and less interested in attending for some reason!
Ben
Seems one can no longer sell event tickets on ebay and have to use their sister company 'stubhub.'
Any other suggestions in case none of my mates are keen? they are for the Rugby Final and for the last few weeks I have become less and less interested in attending for some reason!
Ben
Sorry to be harsh but your post smacks of an advert for selling your tickets.
The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
Du1point8 said:
Sorry to be harsh but your post smacks of an advert for selling your tickets.
The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
This. Proper rugby fans sell at face value.The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
Bluebarge said:
Du1point8 said:
Sorry to be harsh but your post smacks of an advert for selling your tickets.
The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
This. Proper rugby fans sell at face value.The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
JCB123 said:
Bluebarge said:
Du1point8 said:
Sorry to be harsh but your post smacks of an advert for selling your tickets.
The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
This. Proper rugby fans sell at face value.The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
Proper fans play for their village team every weekend (which I do) and spend a lot of their spare time helping run said team (which I do) or would rather go to every England six nations fixture instead of a final in where they don't have a horse in the race (which I would prefer.) Still I am sure you are right.
If the final tickets were vaguely reasonably priced I would probably still go for a day out, but they weren't so it is difficult to justify in these austere times.
Ben
So because they might cost £750 a ticket... I WANT £3k A TICKET TO JUSTIFY IT....
Dude... you aint going to get anywhere trying to justify your price hike from face value at all here...
In fact I would not be surprised if you offered them to you rugby club at x3 the value and they all told you to do one.
Why, if you are a member of a rugby club are you not giving them first refusal at £400+ for the cheapest ticket?
Why do they not want your £150 tickets?
Dude... you aint going to get anywhere trying to justify your price hike from face value at all here...
In fact I would not be surprised if you offered them to you rugby club at x3 the value and they all told you to do one.
Why, if you are a member of a rugby club are you not giving them first refusal at £400+ for the cheapest ticket?
Why do they not want your £150 tickets?
Du1point8 said:
So because they might cost £750 a ticket... I WANT £3k A TICKET TO JUSTIFY IT....
Dude... you aint going to get anywhere trying to justify your price hike from face value at all here...
In fact I would not be surprised if you offered them to you rugby club at x3 the value and they all told you to do one.
Why, if you are a member of a rugby club are you not giving them first refusal at £400+ for the cheapest ticket?
Why do they not want your £150 tickets?
Sorry not sure I follow most of that. Perhaps go back and try reading my posts about my tickets being on sale IF my friends don't want them. Dude... you aint going to get anywhere trying to justify your price hike from face value at all here...
In fact I would not be surprised if you offered them to you rugby club at x3 the value and they all told you to do one.
Why, if you are a member of a rugby club are you not giving them first refusal at £400+ for the cheapest ticket?
Why do they not want your £150 tickets?
Or stick to posting conjecture, whatever floats your boat. Dude.
Ben
There have been plenty of tickets available at face value (since England went out!)....there were tons of tickets at face value and less for the Wales game last weekend ( I was offered tickets at 50% of face late on Friday). I was offered tickets for SA v NZ yesterday at face value too.
Exactly the same the last time England hosted the World Cup....loads of face value tickets available for the semi's then but then they were £100 a pop and not the f
king mental prices these were sold for.
Exactly the same the last time England hosted the World Cup....loads of face value tickets available for the semi's then but then they were £100 a pop and not the f
king mental prices these were sold for.BigBen said:
JCB123 said:
Bluebarge said:
Du1point8 said:
Sorry to be harsh but your post smacks of an advert for selling your tickets.
The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
This. Proper rugby fans sell at face value.The first post... that was fine.
It was as soon as you said you don't want face/trade value, you are touting them at just under the price that you can get on stubhub.
Sounds like you want to sell them to a PHer as you don't trust stubhub.
Proper fans play for their village team every weekend (which I do) and spend a lot of their spare time helping run said team (which I do) or would rather go to every England six nations fixture instead of a final in where they don't have a horse in the race (which I would prefer.) Still I am sure you are right.
If the final tickets were vaguely reasonably priced I would probably still go for a day out, but they weren't so it is difficult to justify in these austere times.
Ben
Simon Brooks said:
same here, spend most evenings and every weekend with own club and county commitments, however wouldn't dream of asking for more than face value
Which club / county ? To bring this thread to a conclusion I found a friend to go with so will be attending the final, must admit I was partly swayed in that direction by this thread and by the fact if I keep waiting for England to reach another final I may be too elderly to enjoy it.
Is it good form to wear an England shirt rather than the colours of either team that is playing?
Don't want to break any rules so apologies to mods if I do and please remove if necessary
I have 4 tickets to the bronze final for which I and the family can no longer attend - would hate to see them go to waste but I can't sell them on stub hub as its too close to the event.
Any ideas? I've facebooked etc
I have 4 tickets to the bronze final for which I and the family can no longer attend - would hate to see them go to waste but I can't sell them on stub hub as its too close to the event.
Any ideas? I've facebooked etc
You could try via the official RWC website which has a resale service but if no takers you are stuck with them- its showing limited availability so depending on the price point you might have some luck with a block of 4. New buyer prints off tickets on purchase but could be a hostage to fortune if you have posted them elsewhere too.
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