@SirPuppetPaul@Twickets It’s not though really is it. If they’re preventing the people who buy tickets at a higher price from reselling for even more after (demand), then only they benefit. I think scalping should be illegal like Ireland, but it is hugely hypocritical what they’re saying.
@SRFielding72 @howsitbrah @Twickets@oasis In demand or premium should have the price you paid as face value. I got two in demand standing and the face value is total price paid
@TaffSpur@citylightzmusic@oasis@TicketmasterUK@Twickets Yeah the price is on the ticket, the issue is that ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing can make up the face value amount on the move. I got two floor tickets for double the price they’re worth, they went up another 150 in the hours after
@DiscoDave46@FPL_BigTime@citylightzmusic@oasis@TicketmasterUK@Twickets Both valid points, loads of artists have refused the dynamic pricing so Oasis/promoters have to take the blame too. It’s mental as pre-sale you know they’re all in demand tickets, so how do you make some pay £150 and others £400 for the same bit of grass.
@Simon_Dunn@TicketmasterUK@oasis They will mostly all have tickets still but just the premium ones where they charge dynamic pricing and it’s like £400+ for standing. The prices keep going up until people stop buying at that price then go back down
@sharrison2611@oasis I brought from ticketmaster directly and paid £800 for two, their platinum ticket shit with the dynamic pricing. They’re doing the same thing themselves
@Princessxmel@oasis@TicketmasterUK 100% this, you’ll see that everyone on here can’t log in but mysteriously 500,000 tickets will be on resale in an hour or two
@nancy_0b@scottfrazer@deedeedott@oasis@Ticketmaster@Twickets@StubHub Exactly this! It’s illegal to stand outside a venue and do it but if you’re doing it online on a much larger scales with every popular event that’s ok. Ireland have made reselling any tickets at above face value illegal and all of these companies left the country