Kim friend of ours


Number of posts: 442 Age: 27 Location: 5 years ago and 3000 miles away Registration date: 2008-11-06
 | Subject: Re: Elbow live at Manchester Cathedral - Oct 27 2011 Mon 21 Nov 2011, 10:15 | |
| stonepony - If you still have that spare, someone on the Little Noise thread was looking for one very recently.  |
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lucky with disease tower crane driver


Number of posts: 550 Location: S London/Kent Registration date: 2008-04-18
 | Subject: Re: Elbow live at Manchester Cathedral - Oct 27 2011 Thu 23 Feb 2012, 22:21 | |
| | lucky with disease wrote: | There are plenty of tout tickets still available to see them next in the UK... in a beautiful church in london instead, with Jo Whiley from the BBC too! 80 tickets on Seatwave, 110 on Viagogo, 18 on Ebay, 68 on Getmein, though the advertised Ticketmaster 'sold out' at 9am on the day they went on sale. So take your pick of the tout sites...all you need now is lots of money ...so that counts me out . Heres hoping the touts give even a small percentage to the Mencap Charity of their personal profit from fans who continue to buy secondary tickets from these tout condoning sites. |
More exposure of the touts in bed with the music promoters.
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/dispatches/4od#3278384
The Great Ticket Scandal on channel 4
http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/news/20120224_tickets.shtml
Are music fans being ripped off?
We get the reaction from two different sides of the ticketing scandal story 24/02/12 Adrian Larkin .
An investigation by Channel 4’s Dispatches last night claimed that gigs for bands were being allocated by promoters to the site where fans think they are buying from other fans. Going undercover journalists secretly filmed workers at Viagogo, one of the UK’s biggest ticket re-selling sites. It is alleged that staff at the website compete directly with real fans to snap up tickets from ‘primary’ ticket sellers like Ticketmaster as soon as they are up for sale. An application for an injunction was brought by Viagogo on the grounds of 'breach of confidence' and it was dismissed on all counts at the High Court. Listen below to two interviews as Adrian Larkin gets reaction from Ed Parkinson, Director at Viagogo UK and MP Sharon Hodgson. .
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Will the Government listen as Sharon Hodgson MP campaigns for a private members bill to put a cap on the amount tickets can be sold for?.
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