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Not understanding how everything has to follow ultra-capitalism-free-market capitalism rules.. especially if the original artist/seller doesn't want it.

Fixed fair prices for such a thing and just first-come first-serve is imo the right thing. E.g. my soccer club has much more demand than places, you can sell your ticket, but selling for higher prices is forbidden. That's good, because it is for the people and not the riches.

Please just not shrug every problem off with "what's bad here, only riches now can have that"..

[bombcar]

But how do they prevent selling for higher prices?

Thing like "I'll give you $50 tomorrow if you sell me your ticket today for the sticker price"?

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Over half of them is season tickets where reselling when you cannot go is well supported via their platform.

Either way you buy ticket as a registered buyer and it is so frowned upon that anyone going into anywhere public for profit resale would risk to loose their season or right to buy.

Sure, nothing is 100% and also no solution for one time concerts - but just wanted to say regulation and fair prices sometimes make sense.. tickets for $1000 is nuts I'm glad this hasn't materializd here (yet?)