By somebody else's calculation on the original thread, the original poster stood to make a £56 profit in total on the 4 tickets.
Does a seat in a hospitality box really only cost £40?
By somebody else's calculation on the original thread, the original poster stood to make a £56 profit in total on the 4 tickets.
Does a seat in a hospitality box really only cost £40?
He reckons he bought them from a client who owns a box for £24 each and wanted £40 each to sell them on - he suddenly had to "work" tonight so couldn't go - quite why the other three couldn't go either is unexplained
,I'm sure the seats would have also been filled if he sold them at face value? So, what's your point?
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my point is,he sold them a little bit over,but if you are are aware,booking fees,petrol,the day he brought them
,then again today,maybe parking at a very expensive car park
,then a light lunch waiting for the buyer,
he was possibly out of pocket.
If he bought the tickets from his Boss and sold them online, I don't see how he could have been charged for any of those.,
my point is,he sold them a little bit over,but if you are are aware,booking fees,petrol,the day he brought them
,then again today,maybe parking at a very expensive car park
,then a light lunch waiting for the buyer,
he was possibly out of pocket.
get over it ok so i paid £24 each
im not asking £100 each ticket!!! there are adverts online asking £75 £100 each
got no time for idiots if they cant afford the xtra then dont bothering asking,its called being sold out
hi,
i think you find i got my tickets because i have a client that has a corporate box within the stadium!
what gives you the right to be a complete and utter p r i c k
errrm none you no have right!!