abelcuskelly

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by abelcuskelly 14y ago
Potential is there to make much more than. depends on the size of venue & unsold / unused # of premium seats, type of event, sport, etc
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by abelcuskelly 14y ago
RFID tags on tickets could accomplish this and have been being tested for a while now but haven't got much adoption yet unfortunately. Hopefully more soon. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/04/04/world_cup_rfid/
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by abelcuskelly 14y ago
we are working on getting program going where corporate season ticket holders can donate their unused seats or suite as last minute as they want thru our app to upgrade youth groups like boys and girls club of america at the game to an amaz
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by abelcuskelly 15y ago
So we didn't get the call. Bummed but happy with our answer for the reason given by yc for not funding us as its surmountable. We were comforted a little by some progress we made this afternoon with one of the pro NBA sports teams we are
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by abelcuskelly 15y ago
We hope to be able to have stubhub send us all their unsold inventory at game time for us to put up for upgrade. money made off the seat sale is split between the reseller (such as stubhub), the venue and us. We also would like to allow se
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by abelcuskelly 15y ago
Great question Allan, thanks for asking. Number of reasons here, one being that mobile ticketing technology is at beginning stages of adoption. Second, its not too tough to integrate with some venues and team's ticket inventory, at least
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