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Because it’s a monopoly. They charge what people will pay, and it turns out people will still sell out a venue even after $65 fees.
by KMnO4 4y ago
Because it’s a monopoly. They charge what people will pay, and it turns out people will still sell out a venue even after $65 fees.
- jrochkind1 4y agoWhy is it a monopoly? I think at many venues they only sell via TicketMaster; but why have the venues locked themselves into this, what do they get out of it? Are there some kickbacks for venues or something?
- djitz 4y agoI recall some other ticketing companies moving in a few years back and now it seems that Ticketmaster has regained a lot of their original stronghold. It could just be the Denver area, but they are everywhere again over here.