Curious with digital tickets what stops a scalper from emailing them to multiple people or letting multiple people take a picture of them? I’m now hoping to go down and get tickets there but I’m not sure what stops people from selling the same ticket twiceI know people who go every year with no tickets and get seats for face value outside. Also kids lose and parents leave and sell tickets to scalpers outside. They email the tickets over. It's actually better because you can't be scammed from fake tickets
You cannot enter with a picture of the ticket.Curious with digital tickets what stops a scalper from emailing them to multiple people or letting multiple people take a picture of them? I’m now hoping to go down and get tickets there but I’m not sure what stops people from selling the same ticket twice
Thank you much…this is very helpful. I would’ve been the guy fumbling around trying to download the app.You cannot enter with a picture of the ticket.
The ticket has to be transferred into your AXS (new this year, they previously usedTicketmaster) account. So it doesn’t get emailed, it gets transferred from their account into yours. After transfer they can no longer see it; and the digital barcode changes (and old one deactivated). The code actually changes something like every 60 minutes. And You can’t transfer a ticket that has been used.
It’s actually much harder to get ripped off than it was with paper tickets. The biggest fear would be paying somebody and then them not sending the tickets to you.
And you have to transfer the tickets for each session individually. So it actually takes a couple minutes. I think scalping has gone down outside the venue because a lot of people just don’t want (or know how) to deal with it.
Edit: if you are planning on buying tickets outside the arena, I would strongly recommend you create an AXS account and have downloaded the app before you get there. You don’t want to be fumbling with that in real time. And definitely know the email address that is associated with it.
You are welcome. And there are a bunch of different AXS apps, so it can be confusing. This is the correct one:Thank you much…this is very helpful. I would’ve been the guy fumbling around trying to download the app.
Thanks for the info.You are welcome. And there are a bunch of different AXS apps, so it can be confusing. This is the correct one:
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Ticketsforless.com. I have not used them in the last few months, but my memory is their fees are shown up front.What is the consensus best way to find single session tickets? I can’t get there until Thursday night at earliest and don’t desire to sit through the finals. Mainly want to see Friday sessions and Saturday am. Is scalping outside the best option? Basically looking for two tickets for 3-4 sessions.
Tickpick shows you total price with the fees built in.Still looking to get all session tickets. Looks like I am going to have to get them through StubHub, SeatGeek, VividSeats, etc. I hate that they won’t tell you their outrageous add on fees until you have put in all your information and credit card info. Anybody do the legwork to see which sites have the least add on fees (or know what the approximate amounts are) for this event?
$800 total for one of the worst sections in the arena? They’re nuts if they think they can get.I've got line on tickets for the following:
Section 215 row 15
- Session 1: 4 tickets @$50 per
- Session 2: 6 tickets @$60 per (additional 2 tickets in section 106 for $200 per)
- Session 3: 4 tickets @$70 per (again, section 215 row 15)
- Session 4: 4 tickets @$150 per
- Session 5: 2 tickets at $150 per
- Session 6: 4 tickets at $300 per
I'm a middle man here. If you're interested I'll put you in contact with the owner. Not a broker or anything, it's the family of one of the refs.
I thought the correct answer was morals…..You cannot enter with a picture of the ticket.
The ticket has to be transferred into your AXS (new this year, they previously usedTicketmaster) account. So it doesn’t get emailed, it gets transferred from their account into yours. After transfer they can no longer see it; and the digital barcode changes (and old one deactivated). The code actually changes something like every 60 minutes. And You can’t transfer a ticket that has been used.
It’s actually much harder to get ripped off than it was with paper tickets. The biggest fear would be paying somebody and then them not sending the tickets to you.
And you have to transfer the tickets for each session individually. So it actually takes a couple minutes. I think scalping has gone down outside the venue because a lot of people just don’t want (or know how) to deal with it.
Edit: if you are planning on buying tickets outside the arena, I would strongly recommend you create an AXS account and have downloaded the app before you get there. You don’t want to be fumbling with that in real time. And definitely know the email address that is associated with it.
You might be right. They are Michigan fans. But she said she'd take a reasonable offer as well.$800 total for one of the worst sections in the arena? They’re nuts if they think they can get.
I did not. I went through StubHub, and the fees are outrageous. I paid $390 per all Session ticket and roughly $140 in fees per ticket. Still waiting for the ticket transfer via AXS.Still looking to get all session tickets. Looks like I am going to have to get them through StubHub, SeatGeek, VividSeats, etc. I hate that they won’t tell you their outrageous add on fees until you have put in all your information and credit card info. Anybody do the legwork to see which sites have the least add on fees (or know what the approximate amounts are) for this event?
How long does it take for the transfer?? Previous transfers I have gotten have been almost immediate. I was planning on waiting it out assuming the transfer would be quick.I did not. I went through StubHub, and the fees are outrageous. I paid $390 per all Session ticket and roughly $140 in fees per ticket. Still waiting for the ticket transfer via AXS.
Call T-Mobile Center. They are selling all session for $450 right now section 117Still looking to get all session tickets. Looks like I am going to have to get them through StubHub, SeatGeek, VividSeats, etc. I hate that they won’t tell you their outrageous add on fees until you have put in all your information and credit card info. Anybody do the legwork to see which sites have the least add on fees (or know what the approximate amounts are) for this event?
How long does it take for the transfer?? Previous transfers I have gotten have been almost immediate. I was planning on waiting it out assuming the transfer would be quick.
This👆. Ordered last night. I received the transfer. Around 2:30 via AXS.Depends on the seller. All StubHub does is alerts the seller they need to transfer from their email address to yours. StubHub never actually holds the ticket
Tried. Apparently they close at 4.Call T-Mobile Center. They are selling all session for $450 right now section 117
Yes, it was very full for the first two sessions, which was surprising/great.The arena was prob 90+% full for both sessions yesterday.
By contrast, the last two years it was maybe 65-70% full the first day.
Can’t seem to pm you but interested in how many you haveI have tickets to the morning session. Feel free to message me and I’ll give you my personal phone number if you’re interested
I have 3 together. I have 2 together. Then I have 2 solo tickets. 7 total. All in the 200’sCan’t seem to pm you but interested in how many you have
I have 3 together. I have 2 together. Then I have 2 solo tickets. 7 total. All in the 200’sShoot