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Except that the system being discussed works as if ferrari released their new cars at $5000 -specifically to allow people with less money to afford it- But rel
by RugnirViking 10y ago
Except that the system being discussed works as if ferrari released their new cars at $5000 -specifically to allow people with less money to afford it-
But released far fewer than people that wanted to buy a ferarri.
naturally a market of dealerships would snap up all the ferraris and sell them and much higher prices right? but that's not quite what ferrari intended when selling their cars at $5000. How they can get the cars into the hands of truly random people instead of always to the dealer is the problem here.
- Chris2048 10y ago> that's not quite what ferrari intended when selling their cars at $5000 If this is what they intend, they could go about it differently; other posters suggest venues happily allow touts to take the risk away from the venue. A random lottery would be perfectly legal, and allow the ticket distribution to be random, if the venues desired this. I'd also note, any company that actually did this, might not be able to maintain shareholders, since some companies aren't supposed to be anything but self-interested by design. Bands could always insist, though.