Re: how to contact brokers?

["L. Bird" <pkeets@hotmail.com>]

Yeah, and in a way you're just paying somebody to stand in line for you, but 
basically it means they didn't price their tickets high enough, too.

That's what we're look at in the pricing right now.  Trinifold (or whoever 
sets the prices) heard something about what last fall's tix were going for, 
and decided they needed to cut out some of $ to the middle man.  If the free 
market price jumps again, then likely they'll consider going higher.  If 
people are immediately willing to pay, say $300 for a front row ticket, then 
why ask $85?  It helps to at least comparison shop.

keets


> > I think I'll try legit sources to see what I can come up
> > with before going to a broker--which sort of rips off money from the 
>band, after all.
>
>Since the broker buys the tickets from the band and then resells them, the 
>band already has their cut wether or not the broker sells the ticket, 
>right?
>

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