/mu/ - What the fuck is a service fee - Music

Anonymous

07/02/24(Tue)01:50:43 No.122597905

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What the fuck is a service fee

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)01:58:06 No.122597958

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)01:58:06 No.122597958

>>122597905
A scam

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)02:04:38 No.122598003

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)02:04:38 No.122598003

>>122597905
Don't forget to buy your quick pass so you can wait in line behind the 200 other people that bought the quick pass!

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)03:06:41 No.122598381

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)03:06:41 No.122598381

>>122598003
Wait what is a quick pass? Don't you just buy your ticket and it's on your phone and you scan it at the place (never used Ticketmaster because I'm a shut in but might soon)?

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)04:50:38 No.122599010

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)04:50:38 No.122599010

>>122597905

great thread.

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)04:55:53 No.122599032

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)04:55:53 No.122599032

>>122597905

I'm looking at seatgeek, which I think is owned by ticketmaster, for resale of tickets, or for the venue to get rid of tickets cheaper than regular price.

They had $2 James Taylor seats. But the price was $11 with fees. $2 for the ticket, $9 in fees. Everything else is that or more $10-$15 in fees. What exactly is seatgeek doing to justify $10 or more in fees?

Ticketmaster / Live Nation could be broken up as a monopoly, perhaps the laws will be changed so that what TM/LN has been doing is seen as clearly illegal, maybe it already is.

Or they can make a law saying "Max $5 a ticket in fees."