Sec 117
Row 10
Armchair aisle seats
2500.00 each
Ranchhorse@aol.com
Row 10
Armchair aisle seats
2500.00 each
Ranchhorse@aol.com
10:45a, 5/1/24
In reply to BCSAG04
Section 117 tickets were about $580 each, plus a $400 donation.
So instead of someone else getting the opportunity to buy season tickets, you grab a chunk of seats and then try and make $1,500 off each ticket from other Ags?
Let me know if I got that correct.
BCSAG04 said:
Sec 117
Row 10
Armchair aisle seats
2500.00 each
Ranchhorse@aol.com
Section 117 tickets were about $580 each, plus a $400 donation.
So instead of someone else getting the opportunity to buy season tickets, you grab a chunk of seats and then try and make $1,500 off each ticket from other Ags?
Let me know if I got that correct.
3:26p, 5/1/24
I wish the Foundation knew who these people were and came to these message boards and started removing peoples abilities to buy season tickets if they didn't actually use them. A lot of people would be willing to pay face value for these tickets but wont spend $1500 over cost.
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3:47p, 5/1/24
In reply to DrToothGuy
What you're really wanting to do is "skip the line" and buy tickets for face value with no investment into priority points.
Offering face value is absurd.
Can you fix my teeth at cost?
DrToothGuy said:
I wish the Foundation knew who these people were and came to these message boards and started removing peoples abilities to buy season tickets if they didn't actually use them. A lot of people would be willing to pay face value for these tickets but wont spend $1500 over cost.
What you're really wanting to do is "skip the line" and buy tickets for face value with no investment into priority points.
Offering face value is absurd.
Can you fix my teeth at cost?
4:59p, 5/1/24
In reply to brownandred
You just sticking up for the OP because you do the same thing?
A lot of people would buy these tickets from the university for what they are sold for by the university. It's a scumbag move to buy 12 seats of season tickets and turn around and try and sell all 12 of them for more than double what they're sold for.
Investing in priority points is meant as a tool to be able to gain access to tickets earlier in order to secure tickets for your usage, not so you can make a profit by being a scalper.
brownandred said:DrToothGuy said:
I wish the Foundation knew who these people were and came to these message boards and started removing peoples abilities to buy season tickets if they didn't actually use them. A lot of people would be willing to pay face value for these tickets but wont spend $1500 over cost.
What you're really wanting to do is "skip the line" and buy tickets for face value with no investment into priority points.
Offering face value is absurd.
Can you fix my teeth at cost?
You just sticking up for the OP because you do the same thing?
A lot of people would buy these tickets from the university for what they are sold for by the university. It's a scumbag move to buy 12 seats of season tickets and turn around and try and sell all 12 of them for more than double what they're sold for.
Investing in priority points is meant as a tool to be able to gain access to tickets earlier in order to secure tickets for your usage, not so you can make a profit by being a scalper.
11:14a, 5/8/24
Same offer here that I've made the others listing the same thing:
I'll give you $2500 for two (still a $500 profit on the sale).
I'll give you $2500 for two (still a $500 profit on the sale).
11:17a, 5/8/24
In reply to gilhicks1
Well as long as we are bidding I'll do 3k for the pair
gilhicks1 said:
Same offer here that I've made the others listing the same thing:
I'll give you $2500 for two (still a $500 profit on the sale).
Well as long as we are bidding I'll do 3k for the pair
11:34a, 5/8/24
In reply to CFTXAG10
That is your prerogative.
Just like it's their choice to say yes or no to my offer, or yours.
I've purchased from them before and know what these literal tickets sold for previously.
In 2022, these seats sold for $2500 for the pair. In 2023, they were sold for $2500 for the pair (with parking). Why would I not offer the exact same this year?
Just like it's their choice to say yes or no to my offer, or yours.
I've purchased from them before and know what these literal tickets sold for previously.
In 2022, these seats sold for $2500 for the pair. In 2023, they were sold for $2500 for the pair (with parking). Why would I not offer the exact same this year?
4:05p, 5/8/24
In reply to gilhicks1
2024 home schedule is a little better, not sure if you've heardgilhicks1 said:
That is your prerogative.
Just like it's their choice to say yes or no to my offer, or yours.
I've purchased from them before and know what these literal tickets sold for previously.
In 2022, these seats sold for $2500 for the pair. In 2023, they were sold for $2500 for the pair (with parking). Why would I not offer the exact same this year?
6:01p, 5/8/24
In reply to Ag13
In a month since posting, there have been zero comments to buy or offer a price on these tickets.
The only posts are those ridiculing the OP for the 3x markup.
I made a legitimate offer to buy 2 of the 6 tickets (still at a profit to them), to someone I have purchased from in previous seasons. If you aren't going to, then move along.
I was a math major for a while at A&M, so I'm pretty positive that $1250 x 2 today is more than $0 x 2 ever.
The only posts are those ridiculing the OP for the 3x markup.
I made a legitimate offer to buy 2 of the 6 tickets (still at a profit to them), to someone I have purchased from in previous seasons. If you aren't going to, then move along.
I was a math major for a while at A&M, so I'm pretty positive that $1250 x 2 today is more than $0 x 2 ever.