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Date: | Mon, 17 Feb 1997 22:59:49 -0500 |
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>Wayne Smith wrote:
Did you know that you pay 220/17=$12.94 per game for each of your season
tickets now? So much for face value of $12. If Maine only plays 16
games next year, the per game price would jump to a whopping $13.75.
>In the State of Maine I understand it is illegal to scalp tickets by
>selling them for more than face value. I wonder if this applies to
>the ticket vendor?! Who's going to file the class action suit to
>get that righted, if so? :(
[log in to unmask],NNTP writes:
>Interesting.
>You'd have to find out what laws apply to slaping special charges on
>season-ticket packages. Personally, I don't see anything wrong with the
>situation (likely because I don't pay for it!) because if you want to
>secure
>your seats, should be willing to pay a little extra. $1 to $1.50 per
>game
>doesn't seem like much to ask IMHO.
Wow. Thanks guys. {:>)
I mentioned my "cheaper tickets" comment to Lois, and she said, "I'm
the one doing the checkbook. You never even see the tickets. If you
had asked me first I would have straightened you out." Apparently the
ticket office told her that they did it so that the subscribers would
not have to worry about the changing price of tickets from year to
year. Gee, aren't they swell?
She's also the one that sells our tickets from time to time at the door
when we can't make a game (she's better at it than I am). I wonder
what the bail money will be if she gets arrested trying to sell a
ticket for 13.75?
Larry
P.S. I really don't mind paying extra for our seats. Apparently the
waiting list is still pretty long. But it's the principle.
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