> How would a scalper get around ticketing that requires presenting ID that matches the name of the person on the ticket? The article mentions a workaround for

> How would a scalper get around ticketing that requires presenting ID that matches the name of the person on the ticket? The article mentions a workaround for this: > So-called "paperless" tickets are an antiscalping measure that requires the purchasing credit card to be presented at the venue on the night of the concert. This requirement makes scalpers' lives much harder but is regularly circumvented by the most serious operations. Wiseguy, for instance, told its wholesalers to ask their customers for their credit cards before a sale happened. Wiseguy then used its bot to buy paperless tickets directly on fans' credit cards.