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Few sellers would list tickets for far-in-advance sale, then. The strategy seems to be to do huge volume and let fraud get lost in the noise. They fail to see
by DrScump 10y ago
Few sellers would list tickets for far-in-advance sale, then. The strategy seems to be to do huge volume and let fraud get lost in the noise. They fail to see the risk of high-volume, planned fraud of well-in-advance sales for pricey events that are guaranteed to happen (say, the Final Four or Indy 500): sell bogus tickets a month out, collect payment, close accounts behind you, profit.
- jessaustin 10y agoTFA indicates that these sellers aren't selling on a whim, but rather because that's part of the income they derive from services they provide to the music industry. Added inconvenience will annoy them, but it won't inspire them to leave this money on the table.