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I disagree. Controlling transferability could give their 'official' secondary market more marketshare, denying other secondary markets access to the tickets (ED
by hackuser 10y ago
I disagree. Controlling transferability could give their 'official' secondary market more marketshare, denying other secondary markets access to the tickets (EDIT: e.g., the NFL, for example, controlling transfers, could allow transfers only through certain secondary markets and not others). Also, he's the former CEO, so his interests might not be entirely aligned with TicketMaster.
Finally, perhaps you can find a more respectful way to address other people's ideas.
- tptacek 10y agoA non-transferable ticket can't be sold on any secondary market. That's what makes them non-transferable.