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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Go back and read the text. They are also trying to maintain a family atmosphere by not letting tickets be available to any Tom, **** or Harry on the internet...Hypotheticaly - what if you use Stubhub, eBay, etc. to sell your tickets at face value?
Is the issue not using Ticket Exchange or selling above face value?
So it's just not how much, but also to whom. Now, there's no guarantee that someone on the waiting list isn't a screw-up, but then they can permanently remove that guy from the list if he does get out of hand, as well as the season ticket holder who sold him those tickets and would more likely sell tickets to similar folks in the future.The Patriots adopted rules against unlicensed resale-including resale on internet sites-to protect fans who want access to tickets to Patriots home football games at face value ... and to help ensure a safe, secure, and family-friendly environment at Gillette Stadium.
I don't think there's much they could do. They might be able to give a list of names to the state for possible prosecution, assuming the buying of scalped tickets is a crime (I don't know if it is), but I can't imagine the state would expend the resources to prosecute buyers. Beyond that, they can't sue since you don't have a contractual relationship with them. They might blacklist you from being able to get season tickets in the future, but who would they really be helping with that?The problem I have is the Patriots did not mention action against folks that have bought on Stub Hub in the past that has nothing to do with their own tickets...wonder what they would do then? Hopefully, nothing as I can see going after those that sold seats for profit, but not buyers on Stub Hub.
What is someone supposed to do if they buy tickets on the ticketexchange or ticketmaster and then they get sick or plans change and they can't go the game? Just eat the ticket?
Just sell a pencil for 200 dollars and throw in a ticket as a bonus.
Yeah, there was. You were always allowed to sell them at face value.I would hope that any sales before the ticket exchange was established wouldn't be penalized, since there was no approved way to sell excess tickets.
Go back and read the text. They are also trying to maintain a family atmosphere by not letting tickets be available to any Tom, **** or Harry on the internet...
That's an awesome philosophy. Because we all know they have no fans in other states who benefit from being able to buy tickets online.
Imoving into his Beacon Street penthouse this week. The QB bought the building in 2005 for $6.7 million, put two of the brownstone's condos on the market (for $4.59 million and $3.99 million respectively) and kept the top two floors for himself. It's fortunate that the new place has a garage. Brady just bought himself a sweet new ride, an Audi R8, which lists for $110,000.