What's a reasonable price...

I used StubHub this past fall for Oregon State tickets at Husky Stadium and got a pretty decent deal even with their convenience and shipping fees. I did like the certainty of getting tickets instead of trusting that someone would meet me at the stadium.

 

I have bought and sold tickets on blazers.com, and have had excellent results. I would start there first. I put my seats up for $400, but I don't expect them to sell...

 

Wow . . . I had no idea the complications involved in selling tickets. I have 4 Seinfeld tickets I and was going to try and sell tem on craiglist. Aftter hearing all this, I'll be happy to sell them for face value (100/ticket) if it makes it an easy transaction. Anyone interested?

 

It's not that compicated to sell tix now - in fact, it's amazing all we can do over the internet. Used to be you would have to go stand outside the venue holding the tickets in the air at the time of the event. Heck, if I could do that, I'd just go inside the event myself.

Now, I have been able to sell tickets to Blazers games on my iPhone while sitting in my sick father's hospital room on the East coast, on the day of the game.

Technology is amazing.

Hey I'm just killing time - how long 'til game time anyway??

 

So im curious about this stuff too since i have tix and all i've read price wise is $60 for 300 level tix? you guys all agree?

 

I buy and sell on stub hub. I have no problems with any of the transactions. They charge the customer 10 percent of the asking price. That's a fair deal since you know the tickets are legit and you get them in plenty of time.

 

HCP, please send Bex to 310, I need a new avatar. thank you.