Oasis fans in Britain are angry to find tickets of Oasis concert being sold by ticket scalpers on eBay when they, fans of Oasis, queued up for hours on end and ended up empty handed.
What irks them more is the fact that these tickets that are sold online are being sold at double the face value of the tickets. As most of these tickets are sold in pairs; that means that any fan who buys these tickets would have to buy two when at that price, they have already paid for four.
Actually, I have no issue with ticket scalpers because they take the trouble to queue up early to purchase these tickets. If they sell them for a profit, I think it's pretty reasonable too. For people who are angry because they couldn't buy, well, they just have to be earlier to buy, or be prepared to pay a premium price for them. That's what die hard fans do and this is exploited by ticket scalpers. It's a huge business!
What irks them more is the fact that these tickets that are sold online are being sold at double the face value of the tickets. As most of these tickets are sold in pairs; that means that any fan who buys these tickets would have to buy two when at that price, they have already paid for four.
Actually, I have no issue with ticket scalpers because they take the trouble to queue up early to purchase these tickets. If they sell them for a profit, I think it's pretty reasonable too. For people who are angry because they couldn't buy, well, they just have to be earlier to buy, or be prepared to pay a premium price for them. That's what die hard fans do and this is exploited by ticket scalpers. It's a huge business!
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